Welcome to Wellington Practice
We are offering normal patient services. Don’t forget – KLINIK online consultation can still be an alternative and good choice to access patient care. Full details on our website. Our excellent experienced paramedic and advanced nurse practitioners can see patients for minor ailments – it doesn’t have to be the GP.
Cuts, grazes, minor head injuries or sprains and strains? Your local Minor Injury Unit at Brants Bridge, Bracknell, RG12 9RT is open 7 days a week from 8am to 8pm. Click here for more information. For more information and to find your nearest minor injury unit or urgent care service please click here.
Link to: MINOR INJURIES UNIT – WALK-IN Service
It is not uncommon for our telephone lines to be very busy especially first thing in the morning so please do bear with us.
Repeat prescriptions can all be done via the NHS APP or your own online patient access or via your nominated chemist (pharmacy). They are safer, more secure and easier to track.
If you have a chronic long term condition, and you are due for an annual review, you will be invited for an annual review during your birth month. We will be trying to reduce the amount of appointments you need to attend and cover all topics as efficiently as possible. It is important you attend these appointments when invited.
If your contact details have changed recently, especially your mobile phone number, please ensure you update these while contacting the practice or email us at: frimleyicb.wellington.practice@nhs.net
Take a look around our website to find information about the surgery and the health services we can provide for you and your family.
Anyone in England can register with a GP surgery. It’s free to register. You do not need proof of address or immigration status, ID or an NHS number. The one time we ask you to prove your identity is if you require access to your medical records.
If you’re homeless, you can give a temporary address, such as a friend’s address, a day centre or the GP surgery address.
Further information can be found on the NHS website