Q doctor.

We will now be offering video consultations with our clinicians. This means that for certain conditions you will be able to see a clinician from home via video call.

Please click here for a step-by-step guide on how to sign up

Talk Before You Walk

• Practices are still open, and we encourage people to get in touch for any health concerns that cannot be dealt with by the individual, their family and friends, or the local pharmacy
• If you think you need to see a doctor, nurse or other health professional, please call the practice to speak to a clinician or use Qdoctor
• You may have to wait longer in the telephone queue. We are sorry for this but we only have a limited number of staff and lines
• Please only visit the surgery in person if you have an appointment
• Routine vaccinations and immunisations are important and are available at the practice
• Please make prescription requests using the online system here
• If you need to be seen face-to-face then you will be given an appointment to come to the practice, and this will be provided in a Covid-safe way
• We want to discourage people from queuing outside a GP practice, and waiting in the waiting area, to reduce the spread of coronavirus
• If you have coronavirus symptoms, DO NOT come into the practice. Self isolate and seek help via NHS 111 or 111.nhs.uk

To protect our staff and our patients, Liquorpond Surgery will be screening all patients who have face-to-face appointments with one of our clinicians

Please consider the following points that will help all of us:

• If you are going to call the practice - please think first! Do you need our service right now or can you manage your symptoms at home? You can use the 111 online services for all medical advice.
• Please respect the advice regarding social distancing, and only attend the surgery if you have an appointment and have been advised to do so by one of our clinicians.
• You may have to wait longer in the telephone queue. We are sorry for this but we have a limited number of staff and lines.
• We cannot do prescriptions early or give you more just in case! - the pharmacies are already struggling and this also has a massive impact on the supply chain. Do not stock pile and only order what you need.
• Do not turn up at the surgery unless you have been advised to do so by one of our clinicians or you are collecting medication. We are not taking appointment bookings at the reception desk.
• There is no need to come in to the surgery if you are dropping off a paper prescription request. This can be posted through the external letter box.
• Please do not get frustrated and angry with our staff. Be sensible and be safe. Look after yourself, your family and each other and then we can look after you when you really need us. Every single person who sets foot in a healthcare or public setting from now on is sadly entering an environment with an increased risk - please do not do this unless you have a face-to-face appointment.

For the latest information on coronavirus click here 

Use this service if:

• you think you might have coronavirus

• you've been in close contact with someone with coronavirus

Stay at home for at least 7 days if you have either;

• a high temperature

• a new, continuous cough

• loss, or change to your sense of smell or taste

Do not attend the surgery, pharmacy or hospital.

Care with courtesy, dignity and respect

Our aim is to maintain and improve the health of our patients, by providing high quality equitable health care, which is flexible, responsive, friendly and efficient

Please note that, when you book an appointment, the receptionist may ask you why you need to be seen. This is because reception staff have been trained to ask certain questions to ensure that you receive the most appropriate medical care, from the most appropriate health professional, at the most appropriate time.

Please be assured that any information you provide is treated strictly confidentially and, if you wish, you can ask to speak to a receptionist in private, away from reception.

If, however, you feel that an issue is very private and you do not wish to say what this is, then this will be respected.

Thank you for your support.

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What do I do when the surgery is closed?

For immediate, life-threatening emergencies (including chest pains and/or shortness of breath), call 999.

When you urgently need medical help or advice but it’s not a life threatening situation, call 111.

Call 111 if :

• You need medical help fast but it’s not a 999 emergency.
• You think you need to go to A&E or need another NHS urgent care service.
• You don’t know who to call or you don’t have a GP to call.
• You need health information or reassurance about what to do next.

For less urgent health needs, contact your GP or local pharmacist in the usual way.

For immediate, life-threatening emergencies, continue to call 999.

NHS Complaints Advocacy Service

POhWER provide a free, independent and confidential advocacy service to support people with their NHS complaint.

Please click on the above logo to access the POhWER website or telephone 0300 456 2370 or (at Local Rate for Lincolnshire) 0300 200 0084