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Willesden Medical Centre
Willesden Medical Centre 144-150 High Road Willesden London, NW10 2PT
020 8459 5550
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Our Aims
Provide emergency care to patients within our practice area.
Refer you to a consultant if necessary and will do so where we feel it is in your best interest.
If requested, consult you on, and give an explanation of, any proposed treatment.
Give you access to your health records written after 1 November 1991 if appropriate.
Ensure you know who you are dealing with - all our staff wear name badges
Treat you with courtesy and respect. We, in turn, expect the same from our patients.
If you need to see a GP urgently you can expect a consultation on the same day.
We run an appointment system and we will do our best to see you within a reasonable time.
You are entitled to ask for a visit at your registered address and the doctor will decide whether or not this is appropriate on clinical grounds.
Our practice makes use of a commercial deputising service for some out-of-hours cover. This service is monitored by the FHSA and has specific standards. The practice places emphasis on preventative medicine.
We offer health checks to:
All new patients
Patients aged 75 and over.
You can also play your part in achieving our aims by:
Keeping appointments or giving as much notice as possible if you have to cancel.
Informing us when you change your address/telephone number.
Calling out the doctor only in an emergency and not for routine treatment or advice.
You can help us by letting us know when our standards are not to your satisfaction - please contact the practice manager in the first instance.
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