To make an appointment, click the picture on the right and fill out the form online. You don't have to sign in. But remember, we can't always offer this every day. And when we reach our safe working limit, we can't take any more e-Consults for that day.

You can also call us at 01273 523623, and someone will help you book an appointment.

We try to offer appointments to see the doctor you like, but if they're not available, we'll set up an appointment with another clinician. Some doctors work part time, so it might be hard to see them on the day you want. We kindly ask for your understanding in this matter.

If you're feeling sick and need help right away, call our Reception Team at 01273 523623.

You don't have to call exactly at 8 in the morning, but we do have a daily safe capacity for the duty list so we recommend calling before 10am.

A clinician, or receptionist will get in touch with you, either by phone, or text. They'll give you advice, or if needed, set up an appointment to see a clinician in person. If it's not urgent, they'll help you schedule an appointment for a later date.

Extra doctor appointments are available after regular hours on weekdays from 6:30 pm to 8:00 pm, and on Saturdays and Sundays from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm.

You can talk to a doctor on the phone or see them in person during these times. You can also make appointments to see a nurse, or pharmacist. They even have special clinics to talk about things like women's health.

To learn more, you can visit their website.

To make an appointment, just call us like you usually do. But remember, where you go for your appointment will depend on what's available.

Please come to your appointment on time. If you're late, you might not get seen.

If you arrive more than 10 minutes late, we can't see you, and you'll need to make a new appointment.

If you can't come to your appointment, tell a receptionist. That way, someone else can be seen. Just call 01273 523623 and press 1. You can also cancel your appointment using your reminder text message.

If you miss your appointment, you can't reschedule until the next available date, unless it's an emergency

It's really important to tell a receptionist if you can't make your appointment. This lets someone else have it. Just call 01273 523623 and press 1. If you don't tell us, you'll get a message saying you missed your appointment. If you miss lots of appointments, you might not be able to stay on our list.

If you use online services, you can cancel your appointment there too, as long as it's more than 24 hours before your appointment (not counting weekends and holidays). Or just reply to your reminder text message to cancel

Did you know you can use your NHS app or Online Services Account to cancel appointments, see your current medication and results? Click the links to learn how to sign up

If you have been set up for Online Services and need to sign in to your account press here

If you need an interpreter, tell the receptionist when you book your appointment. We will arrange either a telephone or face to face interpreter for your appointment.

You can also mention if you need an interpreter in your New Patient Questionnaire.

Patients can ask for someone to be with them during exams. You can ask for this when you make your appointment, when you arrive, or during your consultation.

For more details, please see our chaperone policy

To get a blood test, you need approval from an NHS doctor.

If your blood test requires fasting, don't eat anything and only drink water for 12 hours before your appointment. Keep taking your medication as usual.

Here's where you can get your blood test:

• Park Crescent GP Surgery: Adults and older children. If your child is older and does not need numbing cream, talk to reception who can advise on your options
  
  
• Hove Polyclinic walk-in clinic: You need your GP's request. If you're over 16, you can visit the walk-in Community Phlebotomy Service. Call 01273 265588.
  
  
• Royal Sussex County Hospital: For tests ordered by hospital staff. Over 16s can also go to the walk-in phlebotomy service. Call 01273 696955 for advice.
  
  
• Royal Alexandra Children's Hospital: Young children needing a blood test from the back of the hand after numbing cream must attend here. Call 01273 696955 for advice.

Our receptionists can't explain results. You will be contacted to book a follow-up appointment with the doctor if needed.

For more information about tests and what they mean, visit these websites.

http://www.labtestsonline.org.uk 

http://www.patient.co.uk/directory/investigations-scans-tests 

We encourage our patients to come to the surgery, as we have the proper equipment and facilities available. We do appreciate this is not always possible. In this respect, if you do need a home visit, you can help us by calling reception before 11:00.

You can only ask for a home visit if you're housebound or too sick to come to the practice. Your GP will visit you at home if they think it's necessary and will decide how urgently you need it. Please be ready to give enough details to help the doctor plan the visit.

A community nurse can also visit you at home if your GP refers you. If you've recently had a baby or if your child is under five and you've just registered with a GP, a health visitor will visit you at home too.

Click here to view the full Home Visiting Policy