CALDERDALE – BROAD STREET CDC
Monday to Friday – open 8.00am to 7.30pm
Appointment 8.10am to 9.50am
Walk in Service – first patient 10.00am; last patient seen at 7.20pm
Saturday -Opening Times 8.00am to 12 noon
Appointment 8.10am to 9.50am
Walk in Service – first patient 10:00am; last patient seen at 11:50am
Sunday – Opening Times 8.00am to 11.30am
Appointment 8.10am to 9.50am
Walk in Service – first patient 10:00am; last patient seen at 11:20am
To book a phlebotomy appointment, the Phlebotomy Booking Line on 01484 343322 between the hours of 8.30am and 10.30 am Mon -Fri
ADDITIONAL INFO
• Routine blood tests only
• Patients who are difficult to bleed need to go to the hospital
• No paeds (under 10 years of age)
• Patients to attend with the form provided by GP
Pennine GP Alliance run the Spirometry Assessment Hubs in Calderdale for our patients who present with symptoms of breathlessness and/or a persistent cough.
Pennine GP Alliance run the Acute Respiratory Infection Hubs in Calderdale for our patients who present with flu or cold-like symptoms. This means you could get an urgent same day appointment.
The GP will assess patients as suitable for the service and will arrange the visit for the same day ensuring a timely response to acute medical problems.
We have paramedics and other clinicians who have the full support of our GPs.
First contact clinics for adults and children can be booked for variety of lower limb and foot problems.
Supports the older people, helping you age well within your own home. They take an all-round approach looking at your physical, mental and social wellbeing and ensuring that they focus on what matters to you. The team focuses on health around Eat – Move – Sleep – Connect to essentially improve quality of life in later years.
FCP’s work within our GP surgery as a first point of contact to patients with joint, spinal back and neck pain; also, possible problems with muscles ligaments or sports injuries to name a few. FCP will assess and diagnose, then refer to appropriate departments if appropriate. Assessment and diagnosis service but will also task clinicians for suitable medication if needed.
Pharmacists and Pharmacist Technicians work similarly to deliver a stream of valuable services such as medication reviews and reconciliations. Dealing with enquiries from colleagues and other Health Care Professionals and Supporting the Team and signing off prescriptions.
Care Coordinators help with deliver a wide variety of personalised care for patients such as offering suitable services such as weight management, promoting screening services also they are the first point of contact for our care homes.
Additional projects they are involved in are;
- covid vaccination and flu programme
- lipid referrals (cholesterol)
- FeNO testing (breath tests for lung conditions)
