Whiteparish Surgery

19/06/2026

08/06/2026

NOTICE TO PATIENTS:

Limited Service due to Staff Training.

Please be advised that due to essential staff training, Whiteparish Surgery will be offering a limited service from 1.00pm on Thursday 11th June 2026.

During this time, we will provide:
- A limited reception service
- Urgent same day care
- Prescription collection
We will open again as normal on Friday 12th June 2026.

Thank you

01/06/2026

🤧With the pollen forecast remaining moderate to high in some areas, please see the following advice:

18/05/2026

01/05/2026

🌸We will be closed for the Early May Bank Holiday on Monday 4th May 2026.

If you require medical assistance please contact 111 or in an emergency dial 999.

Many NHS pharmacies remain open on bank holidays for reduced hours to provide urgent care and prescriptions. Use the NHS Find a Pharmacy Tool to check specific local opening times. You can also visit 111.nhs.uk for help with urgent medicines.

We would like to wish all of patients an enjoyable Bank Holiday Weekend.🌼

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23/04/2026

You can do so much more with the NHS App than you realise. You can quickly and easily request your repeat prescription. And if you turn on notifications, you’ll get messages and appointment reminders as soon as they’re sent.

You can also view your GP health record in record time, get your test results faster before they arrive in the post and more. All when it suits you.

Discover what you can do in the NHS App today, visit www.nhs.uk/nhsapp/.

📱Tap the NHS App

23/04/2026

If you’re struggling with a mental health condition like social anxiety, OCD or PTSD, treatment is available.

NHS Talking Therapies are effective, confidential, and free treatments delivered by trained professionals, and can take place in-person, on the phone, or as an online course.

You can refer yourself online at nhs.uk/talk

17/04/2026

Changes to prescription fee exemptions:

From 14th April, some of the rules around prescription fee exemptions are changing.

Patients can no longer claim exemption from prescription charges if they are receiving:

Income Support, or Income-based Job seekers allowance

However, if you receive Income related Employment & support allowance, you will still qualify for exemption (please tick box H on your prescription form).

If you are receiving Universal Credit (box U), you may still be eligible for free prescriptions, but this depends on whether you meet the Government’s criteria.

If you are unsure about your eligibility for Universal Credit, at the time of collecting your prescription, you will need to pay the prescription charge. You can then request a refund by asking the dispensary team for an FP57 refund form.

For further information, please visit:

Not everyone getting Universal Credit is entitled to help with their health costs.You are only entitled to claim for help with health costs if your total take-home pay for your household in your last Universal Credit assessment period was below a specific amount.Your household's total take-home pay....