The NHS app is the easiest way to order your repeat prescription. It provides a more comprehensive service that is designed to meet the requirements set by NHS England for patients.
If you have already registered with the new system, and have verified you details with us then please order your prescription online.
If you have not registered to use the NHS App then you can do so online.
Shared Care Medications
Some medications that are normally issued at the hospital can be prescribed by the GP. Shared Care is where the GP will formally agree to prescribe a medication that is usually prescribed by the hospital. This is with the NHS and not medciations initiated by private providers.
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Ordering repeat medication
Patients can request their repeat medication in a variety of ways -
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Online ordering via the APP
All patients are able to sign up to the NHS APP and order repeat medication online.
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Reception
Patients should complete a prescription order form and put it in the prescription box at reception.
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Telephone
Patients cannot order prescriptions over the telephone unless they are;
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Third Party Ordering
Pharmacies including appliance companies cannot order on behalf of patients. All patients must directly request their own medication unless they have been clinically exempt from this scheme.
We would ask that you reorder your medication when you have 7 days supply left. This will allow us to safely process your request and allow the pharmacy to order/assemble your prescription. Prescriptions go directly to the pharamcy and do not need to be collected at the practice.
| Request Made |
Ready After |
| Monday |
Wednesday 4.00pm |
| Tuesday |
Thursday 4.00pm |
| Wednesday |
Friday 4.00pm |
| Thursday |
Monday 4.00pm |
| Friday |
Tuesday 4.00pm |
| Saturday |
Tuesday 4.00pm |
| Sunday |
Tuesday 4.00pm |
Ordering Warfarin
When requesting Warfarin medication please let the practice know the following information:
- Your last INR result
- The date of your last blood test
- Your current warfarin dose
- The date your next INR blood test will be due
The above information can be added under "other details".
Medication Reviews
Patients on repeat medication will be asked to have a consultation at least once a year with the Clinical Pharmacist to review these regular medications. This gives you an oppertunity to discuss your medication with a Clinical Pharmacist. This appointment is for you to discuss your medication. Please let the Clinical Pharmacist know if you have any problems with your medication. This includes any issues taking you medication, unwanted side effects, issues swallowing your medication.
Prescription Charges
For current NHS prescription charges please click HERE
If you will have to pay for four or more prescription items in three months, or more than 15 items in 12 months, you may find it cheaper to buy a Prescription Prepayment Certificate PCC.
For further information about prescription exemptions please click HERE
Private Prescriptions
A fee of £15.00 is chargeable per prescription. This fee must be paid on collection of the prescription.