ORCHARD 2000
Medical Centre
480 Hall Road
HULL HU6 9BX
Telephone: 01482 347600
BransholmeHealth Centre
Goodhart Road
HULL HU7 4DW
Telephone: 01482 344184
Medical Emergencies dial 999
Out of Hours: dial 111
Welcome to Orchard 2000 Medical Centre. Our list is open and we welcome new patients into a modern healthcare centre with a dedicated team committed to delivering high quality care to our patients. The surgery is fully accessible and we have easy car parking facilities.
Our surgery on the Orchard Park is located at 480, Hall Road, Hull, HU6 9BS
>> HALL ROAD SURGERYOur Bransholme surgery is located at the Bransholme South Health Centre in Goodhart Road Bransholme HU7 4DW.
>> BRANSHOLME SOUTH SURGERY
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Use the buttons below to know what is an emergency or urgent care circumstance. We also list some common emergency conditions where urgent action may be appropriate. Learning about first aid is an important skill for all citizens and can save lives.
When the surgery is closed, the NHS is still here for you. For medical emergencies , call 999. NHS 111 service is available 24/7 365 days a year for health advice and to arrange appropriate care. NHS 111 is available online or by calling 1-1-1. Extended Hours services may be available according to local arrangements. Pharmacy services may be available at times when your GP surgery is closed.
Self help may be appropriate for patients managing mild symptoms associated with long-term conditions or dealing with self-limiting minor ailments - such as colds or flu. Many seasonal illnesses can be successfully treated at home and by appropriately using over-the-counter medications. In some cases, it may be appropriate to seek advice from the NHS 111 service - especially in cases of asthma. Asthma attacks should be treated as a medical emergency. In you are unsure, NHS 111 can help. Some local pharmacies can now supply medications for certain conditions.
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