We open Monday to Friday from 8:00am unitl 6:00pm.
The Triage system opens at 8:00am.

We close on bank holidays and we will be closed from 1:00pm on the following a half days for staff training:
16th July 2025
24th September 2025
16th October 2025
11th November 2025
3rd February 2026
26th February 2026
19th March 2026

You can seen our full contact information here.

If you live within our catchment are you may be able to register with the practice.

See if you can register here.

If you are moving house and you will no longer live within our catchment area, you will need to register with another practice in your new area.

Please see infomation here about registering with a new doctor.

We will have more information soon.

Swiftqueue is an online platform used by the NHS to manage and streamline some appointment booking, such as blood tests, for patients.

You can visit Swiftqueue here

During a recent visit to the Doctor you may have been asked to monitor your blood pressure at home. There are severa ways to send us these readings:

1. You will be asked to take your blood pressure readings twice each day, for seven days and you may be able to borrow a blood pressure monitor from the practice if one is available or you can use your own monitor if you have one. Instructions for use are provided with the monitor.

You can download a blood presssure recording form here.

2. You may also be sent a text asking you to record your blood pressure readings online via a link. To do this, record your readings on paper, open the link and submit the blood pressure readings on the online submission form.

3. You can submit these readings online via our triage System. Click here to use the Triage system and sellect ‘I have an Admin Request’.

The best way to keep up to date with your test results is by using the NHS App. You can register to use the NHS App here.

You can also request test results online via our triage System.
Click here to use the Triage system and sellect ‘I have an Admin Request’.

In the NHS, a carer is defined as anyone, regardless of age, who provides unpaid care and support to a family member, partner, or friend who needs help due to illness, frailty, disability, mental health issues, or addiction. The support they provide is essential for the individual to cope without the carer’s help. 

Do you want to register as a carer? Please click here. (pending update)

If you are already a carer but need some extra advice, there are many places that can provide you with help and support.

See more information here.

The NHS App is a free, secure app that allows you to access a range of NHS services on your smartphone or tablet. It provides a convenient way to view your GP health record, manage appointments, order repeat prescriptions, and more. 

Find out more here.

From Monday, 3rd February, triage opening times will be 8:00am. Please note that paper booking forms will no longer be accepted from that date.

Patients without internet access can call the surgery between 8:00 am and 10:00 am. Our Reception team will assist in completing the required form over the phone.

Click here for more information about the Triage system.

We will have infomation about reasonable adjustment soon.

Local stop smoking services are free, friendly and can massively boost your chances of quitting for good.

Get help to stop smoking here.

The information available here has been provided by Midlands Partnership University NHS Foundation Trust.

Read more about ADHD assessments here.

Infomation about ADHD in children and teenagers can be found here.

ADHD in Children and Teenagers.

Information about ADHD in adults can he forund here.

ADHD in adults.

Thank you for taking an interest in becoming involved with NHS research programs.

Here is a list of some research programs you may be interested in.

Information about Autism and how to get a diagnosis can be found here.

Read more about Autism here.

Set up over 12 years ago, The Tutbury Practice Patient Forum meets every two months in the Tutbury Village Hall, (situated next to the Health Centre).

You can read about the Patient Forum here.

We currently only use facebook which we use to promote current NHS campaigns and local social events dealing with health and wellfare. We also use facebook to update patient with urgent information and service staus messages.

You can visit us on facebook here.

It’s important that you take care of your mind as well as your body and to get further support if you need it.
If you feel unable to cope, are worried about your own mental health or someone you care for, help is available. Call your local NHS urgent mental health helpline 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. 

Find out more about getting help for your mental health here.

Here is a short list of other NHS Services that you may need.

Find a pharmacy
Find a dentist
Find your nearest A&E
Find other urgent care services

Your complete guide to conditions, symptoms and treatments, including what to do and when to get help.

Go to the Health A to Z

Find out how your medicine works, how and when to take it, possible side effects and answers to your common questions.

Go to the Medicines A to Z

At our practice, we believe in open communication. If you have any concerns, we encourage you to share them with us right away. Often, a quick chat with a member of our team can resolve issues on the spot. If you feel your concern needs more attention, our management team is always ready to listen.

You can read about our complaints process here.