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Gps in Redcar & Cleveland GPs in Redcar & Cleveland (all 01642 unless stated) Albert House Clinic Huntcliff Surgery South Grange Medical Ctr Low Grange Health Village (HV) Bath Street 01287 622207 Trunk Road, Eston 467001 466776 Langbaurgh Medical Centre Springwood Surgery Bentley Medical Practice Redcar PC Hospital 511722 Rectory Lane 01287 619611 Redcar Primary Care (PC) Hospital 482647 Manor House Surgery The Green House Surgery Braidwood Road 374788 Redcar PC Hospital 475157 Brotton Surgery East Cleveland Hospital 01287 Marske Medical Centre The Lagan Surgery 676215 Hall Close 482725 20 Kirkleatham Street 488128 SOME PEOPLE WHO Coatham Surgery Normanby Medical Centre The Saltscar Surgery 18 Coatham Road 483495 Low Grange HV 0844 4773872 22 Kirkleatham Street 484495 Eston Grange NHS Health Park Avenue Surgery Woodside Surgery Care Centre - Walk in 13 Park Avenue 470692 High Street 01287 640385 ATTEND A+E Low Grange HV 0300 1230730 Rainbow Surgery Zetland Medical Practice Eston Surgery Redcar PC Hospital 475222 Windy Hill Lane 477133 Low Grange HV 511567 Ravenscar Surgery Zetland Med’ Prac’ (Branch) Garth Surgery Redcar PC Hospital 759090 Windsor Road 01287 622393 Rectory Lane 01287 632206 Skelton Medical Centre Hillside Practice Nurse Led Walk in Windermere Dr 01287 650430 Byland Road 01287 284246 Pharmacies in Redcar & Cleveland (all 01642 unless stated) Asda Pharmacy Eston Pharmacy Tesco In-Store Pharmacy 2 North St, South Bank 443810 134 High St, Eston 452379 West Dyke Rd, Redcar 411447 Trunk Rd, Eston 338347 Boots Pharmacy Lingdale Pharmacy COULD BE TREATED Cleveland Retail Park 465058 29 High St, Saltburn 01287 The Co-Operative Pharmacy 21 High St, Normanby 452777 650985 5 High St, Brotton 01287 676298 33-35 High St, Redcar 482172 16 Westgate, Guis’ 01287 632934 Ormesby Rd, Ormesby 452777 Lloydspharmacy 4 Kings Rd, N.Ormesby 231002 31 Ennis Sq, Redcar 490964 T Kingston Pharmacy 51 Kings Rd, N. Ormesby 246260 9 High St, Ormesby 314471 Windermere Dr, Skelton 01287 ELSEWHERE Station St, Saltburn 01287 622820 Normanby Road 452066 653790 Rectory Ln, Guis’ 01287 632120 Trunk Rd, Eston 455792 Whale Hill Pharmacy Inc Cooper and Kime New Marske Pharmacy Pharmacy4meds 78 Bolckow Rd, G’town 466256 1 Beacon Drive 486140 Birchington Ave, Eston 454078 1 South Tce, South Bank 452968 Park Avenue Pharmacy Ltd Whitworth Chemists Coopers Chemist 10 Park Ave, Redcar 484363 Beresford B’gs, Thorntree 243079 Coatham Rd, Redcar 483861 112 High St, Marske 485651 Pharmed2u@ings Ww Scott 1 Embleton Ct, Redcar 485088 Roseberry Shop Ctr, Redcar 486186 Clevechem Limited West Dyke Rd, Redcar 471316 RIGHT PLACE FIRST TIME It is estimated that almost half of all A+E attendances could have been Accessing the right treatment treated by their GP, a local pharmacist or treated themselves with basic self-care, first aid and advice. By going to the right place first time you can get the Many people automatically go to A+E as soon as they feel ill or have an right treatment from your NHS. accident. This leaflet highlights a range of options to help people get the treatment they need. Self Care GPs (family doctors) GP out-of-hours A+E (Accident + Emergency) A well-stocked medicine cabinet will Your local GP practice provides a This out of hours service is only available A+E is an emergency service that help you deal with many common comprehensive range of services when your GP surgery is closed. Call should only be used when people are illnesses. including general medical advice and 0845 603 3131 if you urgently need badly injured or show the symptoms of Keep all medicines out of sight and treatment. to see a nurse or family doctor and you critical illness. reach of children and always follow They deal with a very broad range cannot safely wait until the GP surgery Teesside’s A+E departments are at the dosage instructions on the label. of complaints, including infections is open. A trained nurse or doctor will University Hospital of North Tees, like cystitis and sore throats, mental assess your needs and then advise and Hardwick Rd, Stockton TS19 8PE and If you have an on-going medical direct you to the most appropriate place condition such as asthma ensure health problems such as depression James Cook University Hospital, and anxiety, joint pains and arthritis. for you to get treatment. This is not a Marton Rd, Middlesbrough, TS4 3BW. you have adequate supplies of the drop-in – you must phone first. medication you require at home. If you require more specialised care A+E is not for minor injuries such as they will refer you to a specialist Walk-in Centres small bumps and cuts or minor illnesses Pharmacist service or hospital. such as coughs, flu and earache or These are GP led health centres for both for illnesses which you have had for a Your local pharmacist is able to If it is not life-threatening, call your registered and non-registered patients number of days. give expert advice without an GP first. Your GP has your records based at Eston Grange NHS Health Care appointment. and knows your medical history, Centre, Low Grange Health Village, medicines, and allergies. Your GP can Call 999 Each pharmacy has a fully qualified (0300) 123 0730 (8am-8pm, 7 days a also admit you to hospital if needed. pharmacist available to offer free week) and Langbaurgh Medical Centre, 999 is an emergency service that advice on common ailments, health Redcar & Cleveland GP practices are Redcar Primary Care Hospital, West should only be used when people are matters, and medicines. listed on the back page of this leaflet. Dyke Rd, (01642) 511722 (8am-7pm badly injured or show the symptoms of Most surgeries are open Mon-Fri Mon-Fri, 1:15pm to 5pm weekends). critical illness. Pharmacists also provide 8am to 6pm (some practices have contraception and emergency If you think a patient is suffering from extended hours). Minor Injury Unit contraception (the morning after pill). one of the following you must dial 999: For 24/7 treatment of minor injuries For local pharmacy contact details, without an appointment, call either • Heart attack please see the back page of this East Cleveland Primary Care Hospital, • Sudden unexplained shortness of breath leaflet. Alford Rd, Brotton (0845) 463 7258, • Heavy bleeding Guisborough Primary Care Hospital, 68 Northgate, Guisborough (0845) 496 • Unconsciousness (even if the patient 1764 or Langbaurgh Medical Centre, has regained consciousness) Redcar Primary Care Hospital, West • Traumatic back/spinal/neck pain Dyke Rd (01642) 511000. If you are not sure what to do and need some advice, you can ring 24 hours a day, 365 days a year and speak to an experienced nurse. NHS Direct - 0845 4647 They will provide you with expert, confidential advice and information on what to do if you are feeling ill. Translators are available..
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