Crich Medical Practice, Oakwell Drive, Crich, Matlock DE4 5PB
Telephone: 01773 852966
WE'RE OPEN Please note the phone lines open at 8.30am
See our other Locations
South Wingfield Surgery, Inns Lane, South Wingfield, Alfreton DE55 7LW | Telephone: 01773 852966
Holloway Surgery, Mill Lane, Holloway, Matlock DE4 5AQ | Telephone: 01773 852966
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This website is provided to introduce you to our practice. We cover a wide area and in order to be more easily accessible to patients we have branch Surgeries at Holloway and South Wingfield as well as our main surgery at Crich. Branch surgeries are dispensing and patients living in these rural village areas will be able to obtain their prescribed medications from those premises. You may attend whichever of these surgeries is most convenient to your need, however, it helps us to work more efficiently if you can attend the same one wherever possible.
The doctors work in partnership and they all provide general medical care, maternity, contraceptive advice, minor surgery, health promotion and child health surveillance services.
Serious injuries ie suspected fracture, concussion etc should be dealt with at the Accident & Emergency dept at either Calow or The Royal Derby Hospital. Minor injuries such as cuts, bruises, minor lacerations etc can be seen at either Whitworth or Ripley Hospital.
Out of Hours
If you require urgent medical assistance, please dial the NHS 111 service, free of charge who will be able to assess you and direct you to the most appropriate point of care for your particular needs.
Our surgeries have ground-floor access for the disabled and staff will be happy to give assistance if needed.
Please let us know if you have hearing difficulties and require more help because of this. There is a loop system on the reception desk for the benefit of hearing aid users and an aid for hearing can be provided for use when being seen by a doctor or nurse.
As part of the NHS contract we’re sharing an important guide called ‘you and your general practice’ it explains what you can expect from your GP practice and how you can help us provide the best care.
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