How do I get in touch with Whitehall surgery?
Patients can contact Whitehall Surgery at 01134 677533 for appointments. Services offered by Whitehall Surgery are Baby clinic with health visitor, Drug and alcohol Services, Primary care counselling service, COPD clinic with spirometry, Minor surgery (e.g. removal of moles and skin lesions) - provided in-house, Phlebotomy and others.
What can I do with the patient portal?
Take charge of your medical care today with our Patient Portal. You can change your personal information, request a prescription refill, or access your medical history. Please call our office at 870-247-9499 to ensure we have your e-mail address and request an invitation.
Do you offer free calls to Whitehall surgery?
Calls are free from landlines and mobile phones. Whitehall Surgery are looking to employ a Salaried GP and part time receptionist to work at our busy practice. For […]
What happens after I join the patient portal?
After joining, you will have 24/7 access to your medical information, have the ability to send messages to the office, and request an appointment. Please Note: No health information will be sent to your e-mail. You will have to set up your account on the Patient Portal web page. All information will be retrieved from the portal.
Why is patient medical data shared?
between GP surgeries and District Nursing, in order to give clinicians access to the most up to date information when attending patients.
What is the SCR in the NHS?
There is a new Central NHS Computer System called the Summary Care Record (SCR). The Summary Care Record is meant to help emergency doctors and nurses help you when you contact them when the surgery is closed. Initially, it will contain just your medications and allergies.
Do patients have to consent to sharing data?
Patients must consent to sharing of the data held by a health provider out to other health providers and must also consent to which of the other providers can access their data.
How to make an appointment for a physical?
To Make An Appointment. To schedule an appointment, call 870-247-9499. If you wish to make an appointment for an annual physical, please tell the scheduler so that the appropriate amount of time can be planned for your visit. Learn more.
What is the number to call for medical advice?
Call Us First! You can call for medical advice at any time of the day or night. If we are closed, please call our after-hours cell number 870-872-9499. If you are a current, established patient, we offer same-day or next-day appointments for urgent issues.
Can you make a same day appointment at WHFM?
If you are a current, established patient, we offer same-day or next-day appointments for urgent issues. If your WHFM provider is out of the office, our nurse practitioner and an on-call physician are available.
Does Medicare share personal health information?
To help us take better care of you, Medicare will start sharing some of your personal health information with us. This will help provide us with a more complete picture of your health and be better able to coordinate your care .
Where is Whitehall Surgery located?
Whitehall Surgery is one of the leading GP practice in Leeds and it is located at Wortley Beck Health Centre, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS12 5SG. Patients can contact Whitehall Surgery at 01134 677533 for appointments. Services offered by Whitehall Surgery are Baby clinic with health visitor, Drug and alcohol Services, Primary care counselling service, COPD clinic with spirometry, Minor surgery (e.g. removal of moles and skin lesions) - provided in-house, Phlebotomy and others. Whitehall Surgery GP has total 8679 registered patients, out of this there are 4422 female registered patients and 4257 male registered patients. It offers Electronic Prescription Service (EPS) which allows you to get your medicines with out the need of paper prescription. Whitehall Surgery has medical staff of 22 to cater to your healthcare needs. NHS Leeds CCG is responsible for effective clinical commissioning of Whitehall Surgery.
Does Whitehall Surgery have clinics?
Whitehall Surgery have following clinics at their center and they provide below mentioned services to the patients.
What to do if your primary care office has closed?
If you are in need of clinical advice after your primary care office has closed, please call the office and you will be transferred to an operator who will contact a provider to return your call promptly.
How does APTihealth work?
Following an initial screening with one of our providers, patients in need of behavioral healthcare are referred to aptihealth and complete a comprehensive online 15 life domain self-assessment . Patients are then matched with a behavioral health therapist who specializes in their areas of need, and together they develop a personalized, goal-oriented 90-day care plan that includes convenient teletherapy, medication management as needed, and unlimited messaging between therapy sessions. The aptihealth platform enables progress to be tracked weekly and the dedicated care team, including the patient’s primary care doctor, therapist, prescriber, and care manager, remain connected to support your care and path to wellness. If you are interested in learning more, please talk to your primary care provider today.
Is Glens Falls Hospital in Whitehall?
Glens Falls Hospital is pleased to bring quality care to the people of the Whitehall area at the Whitehall Medical Center. By entrusting your health to the doctors and staff of this center, you have the best of both worlds – quality care and well-coordinated access to the services of Glens Falls Hospital.
When is Whitehill surgery closing?
Training/ closing dates. WHITEHILL SURGERY will be CLOSED from 1PM on Wednesday, 15th September 2021 for training/education purposes. If you need urgent medical assistance that cannot wait until the surgery re-opens then please dial 111 for the NHS 111 Service; for life threatening conditions please call 999.
What is ongoing between the NHS Supply Chain and their providers?
Work is ongoing between the NHS Supply Chain and their providers to resolve the supply disruption.
Is the NHS disrupting blood collection?
The NHS is currently experiencing some disruption to the supply of the bottles used for blood collection. This may affect our ability to carry out some blood tests.
