Winterton Medical Practice The Surgery. Manlake Avenue WINTERTON DN15 9TA 01724 732202 & Winterton Medical Practice The Surgery, Norfolk Avenue BURTON-UPON-STATHER DN15 9EW 01724 720202
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Winterton Medical Pratice

Manlake Avenue
WINTERTON 
DN15 9TA
01724 732202

Norfolk Avenue
BURTON  UPON STATHER  
DN15 9EW
01724 720202

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Winterton Medical Practice is a General Medical Practice with surgeries at Winterton and Burton-upon-Stather in North Lincolnshire. Our list is open for new patients.

Please follow national guidance on Covid-19 Coronavirus and do not come to the surgery if you have symptoms or live with someone who does. You can check symptoms and learn about what to do by clicking the red COVID 19 box below

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Our summer 24 Newsletter is now available. Please click below to download.

SUMMER 24 NEWSLETTER

April is Bowel Cancer Awareness Month.

People aged between 60 and 74 are being urged to complete a home testing kit that can detect signs of bowel cancer, as part of Humber and North Yorkshire Cancer Alliance’s #flushawaybowelcancer campaign.

Bowel cancer is the fourth most common cancer in the UK, killing more than 16,800 people here every year. This type of cancer is curable, especially if diagnosed early, when you are up to nine times more likely to be successfully treated.

For information on our new online electronics booking system for blood tests see our Referrals page

RERERRALS PAGE

The practice is involved with research into psoriatic arthritis.  If you would like to learn more, please visit our Research page.

RESEARCH PAGE

THE NHS has issued information and guidance regarding Strep A infections

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Patients can now consult online with a Clinician at our practice as part of a new online service which could save you time and a journey.

Using the online consultation service makes it easier for us to quickly decide how we can best help you with the least amount of disruption to your day. The service is free and confidential and medical consultations are always reviewed by a GP or Nurse Practitioner.

If your matter is urgent and outside working hours (Monday - Friday 8 am - 6:30 pm) please contact 111. If severe, please consider attending A&E or calling 999.

This service is only available to patients registered with Winterton Medical Practice. You do not need any login details. We aim to review all routine queries that are submitted before 3:30 pm on the same working day, however we may not contact you the same day. Clinically urgent queries will be prioritised.

Use our online consultation service by clicking the button below.

If you register to use the system then you won’t have to enter your personal details every time you send us a consultation.

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NEW!  Drop-in Clinic 6-7pm

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Every Wednesday, starting 1 March 2023 we will be running a special drop-in clinic from 6pm to 7pm.  You will not need any prior appointment.

  • Blood pressure check
  • Height check
  • Weight check

To use this  service, come to the surgery and let the receptionist know what check you are wanting, and they will book you in there and then.

These clinics shouldn't be attended for any other reason and we will not be able to deal with other needs during this session.

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WINTERTON MEDICAL PRACTICE

We offer a list of surgical procedures that can be referred to us by your own GP

Our services are registered with the CQC 

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Self Care

Hangover, cough, colds, grazes, small cuts, sore throat.

Self care is possible to treat minor illness & injuries.

A large range of common illnesses can be treated at home with simple over-the -counter  medications and rest.

SELF CARE

Pharmacy 

Diarrhoea, earache, painful cough, sticky eye, teething, rashes

Local pharmacists may be willing to provide advice on minor ailments,

Participating pharmacies are able to provide help and if necessary advise what other service to access.

PHARMACY

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Arthritis, asthma, back pain, vomiting, stomach ache.

GPs have an excellent understanding of general health issues.

Your GP Practice can deal with a wide range of general health problems and refer when required.

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Minor Injuries

Cuts , sprains, bruises, itchy rash , minor burns and more.

A & E departments are exceptionally busy. Less serious injuries can be treated at a MInor Injuries Unit (MIU).

You can check the availability of Minor injuries units online or by calling NHS 111 service.

MINOR INJURIES

CALL NHS 111

Hangover, cough, colds, grazes, small cuts, sore throat, advice & more

If you are feeling unwell, unsure or if you want health advice & guidance for non-life threatening urgent cases call 111

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365 days a year

call 111

 999 Service

Severe bleeding, breathing difficulties, severe chest pain, loss of consciousness

Call 999 for serious life-threatening situations. Please click the link below  to understand more about emergencies.

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WHEN TO CALL 999

Mental Crisis

Mental health emergencies and serious  concerns for a person's mental health.

A variety of services are available to deal with a mental health crisis. Help is available through various agencies.

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365 days a year

MENTAL HEALTH

NHS 111 Online

The NHS 111 Service is also available for patients to access online.

Whilst the NHS 111 Service is available by calling 111, you can also access advice online.

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Expanded NHS Support

Record numbers of people are seeking support from their GP practice, with teams treating half a million more patients a week compared to before the pandemic, and this demand is only going to increase with an ageing population so the NHS must adapt its services to match this need.

While people will always be able to see their family doctor when they need to, the NHS is developing more options with new categories of staff working in General Practice - meaning patients can get specialist support - eg from mental health professionals, physios, and pharmacists without needing to see a GP first.”