Opening Times

Windhill - 01274 595951

Baildon - 01274 584561

Please Note:

Both surgeries are closed for training from 1pm to 4pm on every third Thursday of the month. Only the evening surgery at the Windhill surgery is extended until 7.45pm on Thursdays.

The Saturday morning surgery at Windhill is an emergency clinic with also a small number of bookable appointments.

When We Are Closed

The service provided out of normal practice hours is for emergencies, which cannot wait until your surgery re-opens.

Emergencies

If a doctor is required in an emergency telephone 01274 584223.

For Out-Of-Hours Emergencies.

The practice is a member of West Yorkshire Urgent Care. If you are unwell and the situation cannot reasonably wait until the surgery opens, telephone 584223. In case of difficulty in contacting the out-of-hours service please ring NHS Direct, a 24-hour nurse led advice line, on 0845 46 47.

Some emergency calls can be dealt with by telephone advice. Otherwise, you may be offered an emergency appointment at Eccleshill Community Hospital. In some circumstances, the doctor may decide to visit the patient at home, if the person was too ill or frail to be moved. In a life-threatening emergency you should still dial 999 and ask for an ambulance.

Dental Emergencies

Out Of Hours dental services may be contacted on 08451203200.

NHS Direct

Please do not ask to see a doctor out of hours unless you genuinely cannot wait until the surgery re-opens.

Call 999 in an emergency. Chest pains and / or shortness of breath constitute an emergency.

Emergencies

If a doctor is required in an emergency telephone 01274 584223.

For Out-Of-Hours Emergencies.

The practice is a member of Local Care Direct. If you are unwell and the situation cannot reasonably wait until the surgery opens, telephone 01274 584223, your call will re-directed. In case of difficulty in contacting the out-of-hours service please ring NHS Direct, a 24-hour nurse led advice line, on 0845 46 47.

Some emergency calls can be dealt with by telephone advice. Otherwise, you may be offered an emergency appointment at the nearest urgent care centre. In some circumstances, the doctor may decide to visit the patient at home, if the person was too ill or frail to be moved. In a life-threatening emergency you should still dial 999 and ask for an ambulance.