Non-urgent advice: Out of Hours and Emergencies
NHS 111 is the NHS non-emergency service. It’s fast, easy and free to speak with a trained advisor, supported by a team of healthcare professionals. You will be asked a series of questions to assess your symptoms and direct you to the right care in the right place.
Call 111 free from landlines and mobiles – available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
In a life-threatening emergency, always call 999.
COVID-19 Spring Boosters
If you’re 75 or over, or you have a weakened immune system, you can book your free COVID-19 vaccination here at Little Hulton Health Centre.
Make sure you’re protected this spring. Book your vaccination appointment by 17 June at nhs.uk/get-vaccination or by calling 119.
Non-urgent advice: The way you order repeat prescriptions is changing.
From Monday 30th June, all patients (who are able to do so) will need to request their own medication directly from the practice. You will not be able to order your prescription through your local pharmacy. Instead, you will need to order your medication online, via the NHS App, or in-person.
We still do not take prescription requests over the phone or via email. You will be asked to submit your request using one of the methods above.
Care Navigation
When you call us, our reception team may ask you about your concerns in order to ask additional questions and ensure you get the right care in the right place. If you’d rather keep it personal, just tell us – we won’t hold it against you.
Depending on your concerns, our team will suggest either a face-to-face assessment or a telephone/video call. You may be directed to an alternative service, such as a pharmacy, walk-in centre, out-of-hours service or hospital. Our team may also book you in with one of our extended access GPs based at the surgery.
If you need to be examined, our team will recommend a face-to-face appointment. This allows our clinicians to fully assess you and better understand your current problem. However, many things can now be dealt with over the phone, and many patients like the convenience of this.
Online Services
Get StartedYou can use the free NHS App to check your symptoms and get instant advice, book appointments, order repeat prescriptions, view your GP medical record and more.
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