Opening Times

Extended hours opening times:

• Monday 7am – 8 am
• Thursday 6.30 pm – 8.00 pm
• Saturday 8.00 am – 11.30 am (Not available every week)  

Extended hours and routine appointments are available online or via reception.

* Telephone lines are open 8am - 6.30pm Monday to Friday.

Consulting Times

When We Are Closed

Please do not ask to see a doctor out of hours unless you genuinely cannot wait until the surgery re-opens. We believe Churchfields Surgery is best placed to provide your optimal care.

If you do have an urgent medical problem outside opening opening hours then you have two choices. You could either attend the Worcester Walk-in Centre during their extended hours or you can telephone the national 111 advice service.

The West Midlands call handlers are contacted by dialling the freephone number:

Harmoni will offer telephone advice, a consultation based at an out-of-hours centre or, if necessary, will arrange for a doctor to visit. Please note that the staff do not have access to your surgery medical notes so will need you to provide all details including your medications that you use normally.

Please make sure you contact this service by telephone rather than just turning up because all appointments for the doctor are booked in this way.

Severe chest pains or breathing difficulties constitute an emergency. Call 999.

Our closest walk-in centre is located in Worcester City Centre and may provide an option for our patients at times when we are closed.

Worcester Walk-In                  Tel 01905 879100
Health Centre
Farrier House
Farrier Street
Worcester
WR1 3BH

Worcester Walk-in Health Centre offers GP appointments to everyone  (registered and non-registered) 12 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year. Anyone can walk-in and receive treatment for a range of health conditions.

There is no need to book an appointment and there is no need to be registered. Please note that the staff do not have access to your surgery medical notes so will need you to provide all details including your medications that you use normally.

If you are not registered at the centre, your usual GP will be informed of any treatment that you receive in the centre, and in some cases you may be directed back to your own surgery for ongoing treatment.

If you have severe chest pains or breathing difficulties call 999.

For other emergencies when the practice is open call:

01527 872163 - Option 1 

Our receptionists will aim to answer without delay. You may be directed to call 999 or it may be possible for one of the Duty Doctor Team from the practice to speak with you.

Please note that if your enquiry on this telephone line is not an emergency then you will immediately be asked to redial to select an appropriate option and the call ended. It is not safe for other patients if this line is kept busy.