The surgery is taking every precaution to ensure risks are minimal. We ask patients to be vigilant and aware of guidelines on self-isolation if any chance of contamination - with posters on the main door requesting anyone with symptoms of even a cold to not enter but go home and check the Gov.uk website for up to date advice & guidance
We are phone triaging ALL requests for appointments or home visits where a GP will decide on appropriate course of action/s.
It is imperative to maintain surgery services that anyone who thinks they might have, or have been in contact with, coronavirus DO NOT ATTEND the surgery. Self isolate using the www.gov.uk
New Firearm/Shotgun GP Medicals required. Follow link below for advice and guidance on applications or renewals. This falls outside of normal GP NHS services and we have agreed a fee, for our registered patients, of £50.00 for this medical. The GP will have to access ALL your medical history to complete and sign off the form and see you for a 20 minute appointment.
https://www.sussex.police.uk/advice/advice-and-information/fi/af/firearms-licensing/
Treating your infection - a really useful guide to self help, expected recovery times & when to seek help - click on this link - Treating Your Infection Leaflet
Births, Death and Marriages – new out-station in Bexhill
Hastings Register Office is going to have a registration out station at Bexhill Library on a Tuesday and Thursday, for the registration of Births, Death and Marriages. Booking for these appointments can be made on-line at the East Sussex County Council website –eastsussex.gov.uk/registration or by telephoning the Hastings Office on 0345 60 80 198.
Named GPs at Martins Oak Surgery
You will have been informed at registration who your Named (or Registered) GP is with the surgery. If you are unsure who your Named/Usual GP is then you can
- find it on the right hand side of any repeat prescription
- Use your Emis ACESS online to see your Named GP
- ask at the surgery when you next attend or make contact