At Chapelthorpe Medical Centre in Wakefield the doctors and nurses take pride in offering the highest standard of patient-centred healthcare.We offer a wide variety of services; we have a practice pharmacist who can deal with most prescription queries and medication reviews. In addition to everything you need to know about the practice you will also find a wealth of health-related information in the menu above. Please have a look around and we would welcome your feedback.
We are open Monday & Wednesday 08:00 – 20:30, and Tuesday to Friday 08:00 to 18:30. We are closed at weekends and bank holidays. You can phone the Practice on 01924 669080.
We are now providing late evening appointments with a doctor or advanced nurse practitioner for our working population, these are appreciated most by those patients who work full-time 9am to 5pm. Please think when booking one of these whether you really need to be seen at that time of day or could come earlier. The surgery is closed one Wednesday afternoon per month for education and training purposes.
Ask My GP
Ask your practice online for peace of mind. Complete the simple enquiry form giving the doctor as much information as you can as this will help them to help you. We aim to deal with your question within 4 working hours. You choose how you would like to be contacted i.e. email, telephone or SMS.
Do you need help with:
- Diagnosis of a medical matter
- Recommendations for Treatment
- Answers to your Questions
- Follow-up & Clarification following a recent appointment
- Medication Queries
- Reassurance
- Test results
- A Referral
Need Administrative Help?
- If you require help with administrative requests such as test results, sick notes, referral letters and medical reports then you can use this service
Please note: You must be over 18 and registered at our practice to use this feature.
Flu Clinics
CHANGE TO 2020 FLU CLINICS – PRE-BOOKED APPOINTMENTS ONLY
The practice has started its’s annual flu campaign. If you do not want to have the flu vaccination this year 2020/201 please email the practice on [email protected] and we can update your medical records.
Delivering the flu immunisation programme for this season will be more challenging than ever because of the pandemic. The format of the flu clinics will change to take into account social distancing and other measures to protect patients and staff from Covid-19. We are committed to ensuring that our patients get timely treatment and care, and that we can give that in the safest possible conditions to keep both our patients and our staff safe
As in previous years the free NHS influenza vaccinations is only for eligible patients who have received either a text or letter.
We will be contacting you soon if you are eligible for a flu vaccination – we will be concentrating on the patients who would normally be eligible – ie aged 65 and over, 18 to 65 with a long term condition, carers, patients and their families who are immunocompromised etc. We have not yet been notified by the NHS about the plans for the recently announced extended group of patients who will be eligible (50 and over). Please watch this space and we will keep updating as we know more.
Please wear a face mask to your appointment and do not arrive more than 5 minutes before your scheduled appointment time to allow us to adhere to social distancing rules.
Clinicians will NOT be allowed to touch clothing. Therefore we ask that all patients wear suitable clothing so that the upper arm can be easily exposed. Remove coats and outer clothing on entering the building and more importantly if you feel poorly please re-arrange your appointment.
All practice employees will be wearing Personal Protective Equipment.
A one way system will be in operation to prevent patients crossing in the front doorway of the building. If you are unable to stand to queue or need assistance from a carer, please telephone the practice on 01924 669080 option 2 for appointments and we will book you an alternative appointment.
PLEASE REMEMBER NO APPOINTMENT NO FLU JAB
Coronavirus
Do you need non-medical support during the current COVID-19 Outbreak?
Live Well Wakefield is a social prescribing service that links adult 18+, registered with a Wakefield GP – like ours, with non-medical support in the local area.
During the current COVID-19 outbreak they’re still accepting social prescribing referrals and are also encouraging referrals from our vulnerable patients who are self-isolating and have no support to access shopping, medication delivery and/or befriending support. They can also support you with information on up to date safety advice and help you to access additional support services as appropriate during this time.
Information on their standard service and what ‘Social Prescribing’ is, can be found on their website: https://www.livewellwakefield.nhs.uk/ (click on the topic boxes)
At present Live Well Wakefield is unable to offer face to face appointments but all assessments will be completed over phone/email or with a family member if appropriate to ensure they can continue to support all.
To refer yourself – complete their online form https://www.livewellwakefield.nhs.uk/referrals/new , call them on 01924 255363 and follow instructions on the answer machine message, or message them on Facebook @LiveWellWakefield
Change of Address
It is very important that we hold a correct address and telephone number for you. If either of these change please notify us. You may change your address on our online form.
Repeat Prescriptions
Our patients are able to order repeat prescription items online. These items are listed on the right hand side of your repeat prescription computer slip.
