Welcome to Shipley Medical Practice
Our team aims to work together to provide all our patients with the best possible medical care, combining a friendly personal service with high clinical standards. Our Practice shares Shipley Health Centre with other services including Health Visitors, District Nurses, Podiatry and School Health.
We work on the ground floor of the Health Centre and there is wheelchair access (including toilets).
Our Practice area covers Shipley, Bolton Woods, Wrose, Frizinghall, and parts of Baildon, Cottingley, Manningham and Heaton. We accept homeless people in temporary accommodation in our Practice area.
Patient Participation Group
Please find the results of the recent patient participation survey (March 2012):
Shipley Medical Practice Survey Results 2012
Registered patients can now manage appointments and repeat prescriptions online.
Click on the links below and follow the instructions.
Before you can start using these services you will need to visit the Practice and provide photograph identification before we can issue you with your Username and Password.
For a Guide to Using SystmOnline please follow the information button below. Thank You.
IMPORTANT NOTICES:
- Prescription requests are for repeat prescriptions only. Acute prescription requests made online using the free text box will not be accepted. - Please take a minute to review the appointment you have booked online. Is it a Telephone Appointment Slot? If so, the doctor will call you back within the same working day.
Emergency & Out of hours
If you need to contact a doctor urgently when the Practice is closed, please call
West Yorkshire Urgent Care on 0345 605 99 99. Your needs will be assessed and advice offered or arrangements made for you to see a doctor.
Alternatively, you can call NHS Direct on 0845 4647 (24 hours a day, seven days a week) for medical advice. Telephone consultations and triage (an assessment of how urgent your medical problem is) are an important part of all out-of-hours care.
Call 999 in an emergency. Chest pains and / or shortness of breath constitute an emergency.
(Site updated 13/04/2012)