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As a Rushcliffe patient you can access routine appointments in the evenings and at weekends. These appointments are best suited for things that will not need ongoing review by your usual practice.

You can book through your surgery during opening hours, for appointments between 6.30pm and 8.00pm in the evening on weekdays and between 8.30am and 5.00pm at weekends. If you request one of these appointments, which are outside of usual working hours, you will be offered a slot with a Rushcliffe GP, Nurse, Healthcare Assistant or First Contact Physiotherapist at one of four locations across the borough.

The location will depend on the day of your appointment.
The additional evening and weekend appointments will be available at:
Cotgrave Surgery
Castle Healthcare Practice in West Bridgford
Keyworth Medical Practice
Radcliffe-on-Trent Health Centre
East Leake Health Centre

Please note that all enhanced hours appointments are pre-bookable only by contacting your own GP Practice.
There is no walk-in service offered.

Enhanced hours surgeries are also offered on most Tuesdays with appointments available up until 8.00pm. These appointments are primarily for those patients who find it difficult to attend the surgery during normal surgery hours.

Outside normal surgery hours (evenings, weekends and bank holidays) emergency cover for the practice is provided by NEMS Community Benefit Services Ltd Out of Hours service. The Out of Hours service provides medical care for patients that do not need Emergency Department Care. It is a service that is led by a range of clinical staff such as GPs, Nurses, Advanced Nurse Practitioners and Emergency Care Practitioners.

The NHS Walk-in Centre is located on London Road next to the BBC.  This is a nurse led drop-in service offering health advice, information and treatment of minor ailments by experienced NHS nurses and health information advisors. The centre is open 365 days a year from 7.00am to 9.00pm. 

During out of hours you should contact the NHS 111 service if you urgently need medical help or advice but it is not a life threatening situation.

For immediate, life-threatening emergencies, continue to call 999.