▶️ Announcement - due to unforeseen circumstances we are sadly going to close Rawcliffe Surgery for the day - Monday 15th December.
If you have an appointment at Rawcliffe tomorrow we will contact you to move this to another site (or reschedule if you are unable to travel).
Lavender Grove, Priory Medical Centre and Heworth Green are the nearest surgeries to Rawcliffe and they will be open as normal.
We apologise for any inconvenience caused.
Flu rates are on the rise, there are ways you can protect yourself and your loved ones
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We will be closed over the bank holiday periods.
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For updates to site closures in December, see this post. It will be updated weekly with any changes.
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We know that this Remembrance Day is likely to be particularly challenging for the many veterans in our community and we want you to know that we are trained and committed to effectively identifying and supporting your health needs.
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November is Men's Health Awareness Month
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For updates to site closures in November, see this post. It will be updated weekly with any changes.
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Bowel cancer screening is a test you do at home that checks for signs of bowel cancer. It's offered to everyone aged 50 to 74.
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From 1st October, there are changes to the GP contract. Please read this post to learn more about how to access urgent (same day) and routine (non-urgent) appointments.
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We are running more drop-in NHSapp support sessions
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A drop in cervical screening clinic this evening at Monkgate ⤵️ YSH York & North Yorkshire
▶️ Announcement - due to unforeseen circumstances we are sadly going to close Rawcliffe Surgery tomorrow (MONDAY). If you have an appointment at Rawcliffe tomorrow we will contact you to move this to another site (or reschedule if you are unable to travel). Lavender Grove, Priory Medical Centre and Heworth Green are the nearest surgeries to Rawcliffe and they will be open as normal. We apologise for any inconvenience caused.
You might have seen on the news that flu rates locally are rising. We are seeing lots of patients with cold/cold/flu symptoms at the moment. We would ask, that if able, you wear a mask if attending the surgery with flu like/respiratory (cough/wheeze) symptoms. The majority of cough/cold symptoms are caused by a viral illness and you will improve in a few days (around a week or so) with self care measures. You can buy remedies from supermarkets or ask your local pharmacy for advice. See the NHS website for more tips: https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/flu/ https://www.nhs.uk/symptoms/cough/
