Feeling Suicidal or in Crisis? - ISCA Medical Practice

Coronavirus update – How to access healthcare at the surgery

Revised 07.10.20

With the ongoing COVID 19 outbreak, we have had to adapt the way we work in order to continue to provide our patients with routine healthcare. For up to date information regarding all things Covid, including testing and what to do, please visit the government website. This alert is for information on how to access the practice throughout the Covid outbreak

PLEASE DO NOT DLEAY IN PRESENTING TO THE SURGERY BECAUSE OF THE PANDEMIC.

ALL INITIAL CONTACT with the surgery will be managed by telephone or econsult, with no online booking available. This will make our telephone lines very busy. Therefore, please help us to help you efficiently by considering using eConsult, and LOOKING AT the relevant online resources at 111online, and government websites BEFORE making contact:

If you have, or are worried about symptoms of, COVID 19, please go online to 111online

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If you are feeling suicidal you can ring the Samaritans on 08457 90 90 90, call the Surgery or 111 if the surgery is closed.

If you do not feel safe or have hurt yourself, please go directly to A&E.

Exeter General Practice Access for Weekends and Evenings.

Patients in Exeter can now see a GP or a nurse 7 days a week as Exeter Practice join forces to provide increased cover at weekends and weekday evenings. Participating Practices across the City now open on a rota basis on a Saturday and Sunday (9am – 5pm) and weekday evenings (Monday – Thursday) between 6.30pm – 8pm). For more information and details of opening times please visit Exeter Primary Care website here.

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