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Opening Hours over lunchtime

Opening hours

From Monday 2nd June there will be a slight alteration to our opening hours. Our lunchtime closure will extend from 30 minutes to 45 minutes to allow our reception team to have protected time for a break. This time also allows our teams to have much needed time and space for important clinical meetings.

Our phone lines will remain open 8am to 6pm.

The prioryCARE form will be available over the lunch break.

Surgery opening times:

Monday to Friday

Morning: 8am to 12:15pm
Afternoon: 1pm to 6pm

If you need to collect a prescription/form or drop in a sample, please do not attend between 12:15 and 1pm.

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Priory Medical Group

We have some sickness related absence in the Patient Care Navigator (Reception) team. In order to safely staff our sites we have closed Park View surgery this afternoon (Tuesday) and Friday afternoon. Patients can use the nearby Tang Hall Lane surgery which is 0.4 miles away.

1st July 2025

Priory Medical Group

We are been asked to sign an increasing number of City of York Council Council Tax exemption forms. It is important patients are aware that only patients with severe and permanent mental illness or memory impairment are eligible for exemption. When we are asked to complete the form, we will either agree with the statement that the patient is eligible, or we can sign to say we do not agree following a review of the medical records. For more information: https://www.york.gov.uk/council-tax-discounts/council-tax-exemption-severe-mental-impairment

1st July 2025

Priory Medical Group

As we head in to the summer months, it’s a useful time to highlight that we cannot help with medical issues if you are on holiday abroad. Remember to pack sun cream and a good first aid kit when travelling. Pharmacies in Europe can often help with minor illness such as ear ache or insect bites. In the event that you need medical assistance while on holiday, you should seek a local service and inform your insurance company as appropriate. We recommend you have adequate travel insurance. If you are travelling to a country in the Europe Economic Area (EEA), you can apply for a free UK Global Health Insurance Card (EHIC) which may give you access to free or reduced cost medical treatment. You can see more advice about your health when travelling on our news page: https://www.priorymedical.com/latest-news/holidays-and-your-health/ A reminder re our policy on prescriptions for travelling: https://www.priorymedical.com/prescriptions/

30th June 2025