Advice and Information

From the 1 December you’ll be able to book a slot at your local A&E if you need to by calling NHS 111. Find out what is changing and what it means for you and your loved ones.

Download the NHS COVID-19 app today. Protect your loved ones.

Find out about the different roles you will find at a GP surgery. What do the nurse, practice secretary, medical receptionist all do?

Patient Participation Groups (PPGs) involve local people from a practice who want to take a more active role in working with their GP surgery.

It is a good idea to find three local practices, and then choose between them. It is worth phoning up to check whether your address falls within an area covered by the practice.

If you’re fit & well, please consider donating blood and if you already do, then please continue, even during Coronavirus lockdown periods.

The City of London Police, National Crime Agency and the National Economic Crime Centre have published a leaflet about fraud and scams related to the Coronavirus pandemic. The information below summaries the guidance in this leaflet.

Patients, visitors and staff can now look forward to a bus service which delivers and collects them from Chase Farm Hospital’s front door.

If you are visiting the Royal Free Hospital, Chase Farm Hospital or Barnet Hospital for a blood test you can book your blood test online.

We've pulled together a number of services for parents in need of support for their mental health. Read more to find out where you can go to get the help you need.

From next week, (1st October 2019), it will no longer be possible to use the ‘walk in service’ at Evergreen Primary Care Centre, Eagle House Surgery and Carlton House Surgery to get a GP appointment during the weekends and public holidays.

Booking arrangements for non-emergency patient transport has changed for patients using the following local hospitals: North Mid; Chase Farm, Barnet, Whittington Health, Moorfields Hospital NHS Foundation Trust.