Breast Cancer Campaign

Staff and patients raised £230 during October - thanks to everyone who participated.

Welcome to Priory Avenue Surgery Priory Avenue Surgery

At Priory Avenue Surgery in Caversham the doctors and nurses take pride in offering the highest standard of patient-centred healthcare. We run many clinics for chronic disease care and offer a wide variety of other medical services such as ante-natal and post-natal care, minor surgery, childhood vaccinations and well person check-ups.

Breast Cancer Campaign

Staff and patients raised £230 during October for the Breast Cancer Campaign. To find out more, click on the Fundraising tab under Further Information.

Car Parking

There are spaces outside the surgery reserved for doctors only. We regret that we do not have our own car park, but parking is available nearby or in one of the short-term car parks in the area.

There is a disabled parking space outside the surgery for patients' use.

The on-road parking in Priory Avenue is only available for 2 hours slots from 9:00am to 5:30pm.

Accessibility

Disabled access is via the side entrance to the surgery (green door). There is good wheelchair access on the ground floor and a toilet suitable for wheelchairs. If you need help with access, please ring the doorbell at the main entrance and a receptionist will come to your aid. It is a good idea to mention your accessibility needs when you make your appointment. If you have a problem accessing any of our services please mention it to the reception staff.

Repeat Prescriptions

You can now order your repeat prescription via this website.

Summary Care Records

Summary care records will start to be uploaded onto the central NHS database from February 2011.  If you do not wish for your record to be uploaded you can download the opt out form from the Summary Care Record page. See further information to the right of the screen.

 

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