Lockstown Practice - Information about the doctors surgery opening hours, appointments, online prescriptions, health information and much more

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We are now recalling patients for their second COVID-19 vaccination at the Keys Practice. If you have not been contacted by your due date please ring the surgery

PLEASE BE AWARE THAT THESE VACCINES ARE ONLY AVAILABLE THROUGH THE NHS AND ARE NOT PRIVATELY AVAILABLE. THERE SHOULD BE NO CHARGE FOR VACCINATIONS.

ORDERING OF REPEAT PRESCRIPTIONS

SCAM WARNING - CERVICAL SCREENING

Welcome to Lockstown Practice

Lockstown is an established medical practice which is known to offer excellent medical care in the Willenhall area. Since September 2014 we started working in partnership with Fisher Street Surgery and in May 2015, both practices become merged. This will enable patients to access our services at either premises.

In 2011 we were accredited as a training practice. You may be offered an appointment with the GP Registrar, who is a fully qualified doctor undertaking additional training in order to specialise in General Practice.

WE HAVE AN APPOINTMENT REMINDER, TEXTING SERVICE, PLEASE BE SURE TO CHECK WITH RECEPTION THAT WE HAVE AN UPDATED MOBILE NUMBER


Gomer Street	Fisher Street

Access

Both premises have wheelchair access to both floors and disabled toilet facilities on the ground floor. If you need assitance, our reception staff will be happy to assist. Parking facilities are available for all patients at the front of the building and disabled parking spaces are for blue badge holders only. We have a clamping service in operation to protect our disabled spaces. CCTV covers all areas 24/7 .

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Online Services

In order to access online services for Repeat Prescriptions and Appointments you will need to Register with our provider Emis Patient Access. Please use the button below to register.

HUNDREDS OF HOURS ARE WASTED AND MISSED APPOINMENTS AT THIS PRACTICE ALONE COSTS THE NHS THOUSANDS

This is an important message for asthma patients from your GP practice. Inaccurate information is circulating regarding rescue packs for patients with pre-existing respiratory conditions such as asthma or chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). A rescue pack is not required under the current circumstances. Please do not contact the surgery for a rescue pack unless this is something that has been previously agreed and prescribed by your medical team. You should continue to manage your asthma in the usual way and if you feel you have symptoms of COVID-19, go to https://111.nhs.uk/covid-19 or call 111 (online services should be used as a first choice) before doing anything else.