ATTENTION IMPORTANT INFORMATION

From Wednesday 6th August 2008 Carterknowle surgery will operate an appointments system.  From that date onwards you will need to telephone to make an appointment, or speak to our reception in person to see a doctor.

 Telephone no:- 0844 414 0602 (option2)

 Telephone advice will be available

 Same day acute appointments will be available with our nurse practitioner for minor ailments.




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CARTERKNOWLE AND DORE MEDICAL PRACTICE


We are a team of health care professionals committed to providing a high quality of care which is sensitive to the needs of our patients. Our aim is not only to help when you are ill, but also to keep you healthy.

Our surgeries are modern, computerised and well equipped with good facilities for the disabled including car parking, wheelchair access and toilet provision.

We offer surgeries every week day with a range of specialist skills as well as general medicine. This is a group practice which means you can see any of the doctors. If Dore patients are unable to get an appointment, they can be seen at the main surgery at Carterknowle on the same day at one of the drop in surgeries. This way we offer all our patients a same day service.


Carterknowle Road Surgery

1 Carterknowle Road,
Sheffield,
S7 2DW

Tel: 0844 4140602

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Dore Road Surgery

137 Dore Road,
Sheffield,
S17 3NF

Tel: 0844 4140820

 


Car Parking


Carterknowle

Our private staff car park provides limited access for disabled patients who are unable to walk in from the street. We ask you not to park here unless you are disabled.

Dore

There is a large parking area adequate for staff and patients.

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UK Health (BBC)


Women who get a replacement kidney from a male donor are more likely to reject the new organ, scientists suggest.


Eating high levels of some soy products - including tofu - may raise the risk of memory loss, research suggests.


More evidence has emerged that a chemical imbalance in the brain may play a key role in cot deaths.