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MORE APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE NOW

There are now more primary care appointments available in our area, making it easier for you to get an appointment at a time that suits you. Read more...
Repeat Prescriptions during the busy Holiday Period

Please allow 3 working days from ordering your repeat prescription before collection.

Thank you.
Hayfever Treatment Advice

Do you suffer from Hayfever? Please click on the link and get some advice.
Dispensary Opening Times

Please be aware the Dispensary is not open on a Saturday morning when the Surgery is running a Saturday morning clinic.

The Dispensary hours are Monday - Friday, 8.30am - 6pm.
Who is my named GP?

All Patients haven been allocated a named GP who is responsible for the Patient's overall care.

Please contact the surgery if you would like to know the name of your GP.

Although you have a named GP, you can still make appointments with any of our doctors.

If you wish you can also ask to change your named GP and we would aim to accommodate this request wherever possible.
Online services for 11-16 year olds

Unfortunately for operational reasons, online services will not be available to patients aged between 11-16 years.

Any queries please contact, Miss Wendy Dowson, Practice Manager
Yellow Fever Centre

Church Lane Surgery is now a registered Yellow Fever Centre
TTP SystmOne App

TPP have released a SystmOnline app, available currently for the IOS platform, which offers patients much of the same functionality as the SystmOnline website, but optimised for smartphones.

The app can be downloaded for free now, for how to please click here

Welcome to Church Lane Surgery, Boroughbridge

Thank you for visiting the Church Lane Surgery Website. Welcome to the practice. We have an ever expanding team which includes ten permanent doctors (as well as visiting trainees), receptionists, management staff, practice and district nurses, a midwife, and health visitors. In addition we have visiting podiatrists, a dietician, physiotherapist, a psychologist and Counsellors. We aim to offer you a comprehensive service.


PRACTICE MISSION STATEMENT We are committed to upholding and improving the excellent standards of patient care by providng a well trained, motivated and friendly Primary Health Care Team. PRACTICE BOOKLET To view, print or save our Practice Booklet please click here and follow the instructions or alternatively a copy is available from reception.

ADDITIONAL EXTENDED ACCESS

Church Lane Surgery is now offering additional extended access on alternate Saturday mornings in association with the Yorkshire Health Network.

The service runs between 8am and 12pm on alternative Saturday mornings.

We are providing additional doctor and practice nurse appointments for our patients plus pharmacist review appointments.

This is an opportunity for us to be able to offer blood testing appointments on a Saturday morning which will be a new service. Like our current Saturday surgeries these appointments must be booked in advance as there will be no phone access on the day.

Please note the Dispensary is not open on a Saturday morning. The Dispensary hours are Monday – Friday; 8.30am - 6pm.

Speech and Language Therapy

Pre-School Drop-In Service

Is your child talking?

Need help and advice?

If you are worried about your child’s speech and language development you can visit a drop-in session. No need to pre-book, just call in (bring your red book).

Harrogate and District NHS Foundation Trust offer a Pre-School Drop-In Service. The sessions are run by a speech and language therapist who will be able to chat you about any concerns that you may have.

For more information contact the Child Development Centre at Harrogate Hospital on 01423 553122.

The cervical screening test, commonly known as the smear test, can detect abnormal cells that develop before cancer. By taking a smear test when invited by their GP, women give themselves the best chance of detecting pre-cancerous cells, which can be easily treated. Get a smear test – it’s worth it!”

A cervical smear test for women involves a simple, quick test for changes which occur before cancer develops. These changes can be easily treated in an outpatient clinic and cancer prevented.

All Women aged between 25 and 64 will be invited for their smear test by letter and should have regular smear tests unless advised otherwise. If you think you are due to have a test and have not been called, please let us know. Smears are very important so if you are worried about the test or would like to know more, please ask - do not just ignore the letter.

Find out more via the links below:

'Get a smear test - it's worth it!' article

NHS Cervical Screening