Grassendale Medical Practice

23 Darby Road, Liverpool, L19 9BP | Tel:+441513176244
23 Darby Road, Liverpool, L19 9BP | Tel:+441513176244 Monday to Friday 8:00am to 6:30pm

Important: Easter Bank Holidays

The practice is closed for the Good Friday and Easter Monday bank holidays

We re-open on Tuesday 2nd April at 08:00.

For advice and treatment for minor health concerns, you can visit a local NHS walk-in or urgent treatment centre, or think about using a local pharmacy.

Pharmacists can assess patients and give lots of advice on the best medications for treating different common symptoms, and under the new ‘Pharmacy First’ service pharmacists can also now provide some prescription drugs for common conditions such as sore eyes, ear ache and UTIs in women - without the need for a GP appointment first.

Simply drop in to your local pharmacy and ask for advice – but do remember to call ahead to check their bank holiday opening hours. You can search for your nearest pharmacy and find out their opening times at: www.nhs.uk/find-a-pharmacy

In addition, the following pharmacies stocking palliative care medicines will be open from 4pm to 8pm on Good Friday (29 March) and Easter Monday (1 April).

  • Normans Pharmacy, 159-161 Walton Rd, L4 4AH
  • Woolton Late Night, 267 Hunts Cross Avenue, L25 9ND
  • Gateacre Park Pharmacy, Gateacre Park Drive, L25 1PD
  • Chemist Cares, 37 Myrtle Street, L7 7AJ
  • Wattersons Pharmacy, 79 High Street, L15 8HF

Parents and carers are also reminded that if your child is unwell, you can  visit the Alder Hey online symptom checker which includes helpful advice on how to treat your child at home, and when to seek further medical help at: www.alderhey.nhs.uk/conditions/symptoms-checker

More information about when to visit urgent treatment centres, when to call 999 and when to go to A&E is available via the national NHS website at: www.nhs.uk/nhs-services/urgent-and-emergency-care-services

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