to Local NHS Services - Milton Keynes Community Health Services

Introduction
Your
2010
Guide
Introduction
Your Voice
Taking
Good Care
of Yourself
Welcome to the 2010 Guide to Your NHS
Services in Milton Keynes. I hope this guide
gives you a comprehensive overview of health
services in our area, how to get the right
treatment for you and your family and how
to access local services.
NHS Milton Keynes is a division of the Primary
Care Trust and is responsible for commissioning
all the health services in the borough from a
budget of £339 million this year. The other
division of the PCT is called Milton Keynes
Community Health Services. It has a budget
of £48 million and provides community and
mental health services.
NHS Milton Keynes is working to improve
the health and well-being of local residents,
reduce inequalities and social exclusion and
secure fair, fast access to a comprehensive
range of services. We are also increasing
choice and convenience for patients and
improving their experience of health service.
Introduction - Welcome to Your Guide 2010
to Local NHS Services
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Welcome to Your Guide 2010
Annual Budget 2009/10
KEY
Hospital and Specialist
Treatment £174 million
Vulnerable People &
Community Services £70
million
GPs and Dentists £48 million
Prescription Drugs and Pharmacy
£33 million
Premises, Administration £11
million
Health Improvement £3 million
Seeing Your
Doctor
Local
Health
Services
Local Health
Services
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Choose Well
Milton Keynes Community Health Services
represents just one part of the health services
New PCT Structure
available in Milton Keynes. Local
NHS services are also provided
by GPs, dentists, opticians, South
Central Ambulance Service,
Milton Keynes Hospital and
Blakelands Treatment Centre (a
day case surgical unit). Urgent
care services, including outof-hours
GP services and the
Urgent Care Centre (formerly
known as the Walk-in Centre)
are provided by Milton Keynes
Urgent Care Services.
The PCT aims to achieve
‘Longer, happier,
healthier lives for all’.
Dr Nicholas Hicks, Chief Executive
and Director of Public Health
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Your Voice
Get Involved
Local Improvement Networks (LINks) aim
to give people a stronger voice in how
their health and social care services are
delivered. Our local LINks works closely
with the NHS to help build services
that patients want and need. LINks is a
completely independent service. Contact
LINk:MK on 01908 266696 or by email at
carol.linkmk@ageconcernmk.org.uk for
further information.
There are other ways you can get
involved, such as:
Your Voice
• Take part in local or national NHS
surveys
• Join a patient group
• Become a volunteer
• Help to develop patient
information
Find more information on their website,
www.miltonkeyneslink.co.uk
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NHS Constitution
The NHS Constitution details what patients, public and our staff
can expect from the NHS.
Patients have a number of rights and pledges under the
Constitution, as well as a number of responsibilities, such as:
• Taking responsibility for your own good health and wellbeing
• Registering with a GP practice – the main point of access
to NHS care
• Treating NHS staff and other patients with respect
• Keeping appointments, or cancelling within a reasonable
time. Receiving treatment within the maximum waiting
times may be compromised unless you do
• Following the course of treatment which you have agreed,
and talking to your clinician if you find this difficult
• Participating in important public health programmes such
as vaccination
• Giving feedback – both positive and negative – about
the treatment and care you have received, including any
adverse reactions you may have had
Find out more about the constitution at:
www.dh.gov.uk/en/healthcare/NHSConstitution
Choice
If your GP refers
you to hospital for
treatment, did you
know you can choose
what hospital you go
to? You can choose
any NHS hospital,
and even some
independent sector
hospitals, anywhere
in the country, as long as they provide the service you need. It
can be a hospital that you are familiar with, one that is close to
your family, or one that can treat you more quickly. Ask your GP
about the choices available.
Find out more about NHS Milton Keynes
Visit www.miltonkeynes.nhs.uk
Did you know we’re also on Facebook
and Twitter?
Join NHS Milton Keynes fans on Facebook or follow
@NHSMiltonKeynes on Twitter.

Help with Health Costs
Making a Compliment or Complaint
Our staff work very hard to provide excellent patient care.
If you believe that you have received good treatment or
service and you wish to thank the staff please let us know.
Unfortunately, there may be times when you feel unhappy
with the service you receive and wish to make a complaint.
The Trust investigates all complaints.
Please contact: Dr N. Hicks, Chief Executive, Milton
Keynes Primary Care Trust, Sherwood Place, Sherwood
Drive, Bletchley MK3 6RT or Rachel Lewis, Complaints
Coordinator, Milton Keynes Primary Care Trust, Hospital
Campus, Standing Way, Eaglestone, MK6 5NG Tel: 01908
243933.
Change 4 Life
Change 4 Life helps you and your family
make healthier lifestyle choices together.
Privacy and Dignity
People on low incomes can get help with the cost of
prescriptions, eye tests, spectacles, dental treatment and
travel to hospital. Please ask your pharmacist, optician or
dentist for a copy of the HC1 leaflet and an application form.
We believe that being treated with dignity is a right for all
patients, not an optional extra. It’s not enough that services are
efficient: all patients must be treated with the compassion and
respect they deserve.
An important part of Dignity in Care is single sex wards in inpatient
facilities. All Milton Keynes Community Health Services’
in-patient units are based in modern, light, airy buildings. Every
patient has their own room with en-suite bathroom facilities to
ensure their privacy. All three units received ‘Excellent’ ratings for
privacy and dignity in their annual Patient Environment Action
Team assessments for 2009.
Our in-patient units include:
• The Older People’s Assessment Service (TOPAS) based in Bletchley, cares for older people with mental
health issues
• The Windsor Intermediate Care Unit, also based in Bletchley provides rehabilitation for mainly older
people to help them regain their independence after a stay in hospital before they return home
• The Campbell Centre, based on the Hospital Campus in Eaglestone, treats adults with mental health issues.
You can also leave a comment on our website,
www.miltonkeynes.nhs.uk
HC1
Claim for help with health costs
Do you find it difficult to pay for health costs?
You may be entitled to help through the NHS Low Income Scheme
Use this form if you need help with paying for:
• NHS prescriptions;
• NHS dental treatment;
• NHS wigs and fabric supports;
• sight tests, glasses and contact lenses; or
• travel to receive NHS treatment under the care of a consultant.
You might not have to pay for them or you could be entitled to some help towards the cost.
You can claim at any time. Do not wait until you need treatment.
You can claim for:
• yourself;
• your partner; or
• your children.
If you need help or have any questions about filling in this form, you can phone our customer
enquiry line on 0845 850 1166. If English is not your first language, phone this number and we will
provide an interpretation service over the phone.
You do not need to fill in this form if you or your partner are:
• getting Income Support;
• getting Pension Credit (Guarantee Credit);
• getting income-based Jobseeker’s Allowance; or
• named on, or entitled to, an NHS Tax Credit Exemption Certificate.
You are already entitled to full help with health costs. However, if you paid any health costs
before you started getting any of these benefits or before you became entitled to your NHS
Tax Credit Exemption Certificate, read the back cover of this form to find out how to claim
your money back.
You cannot get help with health costs if you or your partner (or both) have more than:
• £16,000 in savings, investments or property (not counting the place where you live); or
• £21,500 in savings, investments or property if you live permanently in a care home.
Important note. If you are living in a care home or are aged 16 or 17 and have just left
local-authority care, you may need to use the shorter form, HC1(SC). Phone our customer
enquiry line on 0845 850 1166 and we will tell you what to do.
NHS Choices
Don’t forget to check out NHS Choices,
a source of useful information to benefit
you.
Visit www.nhs.uk/Change4life for more information. Visit www.nhs.uk for more information.
Your Voice
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Your Voice

Taking Good Care of Yourself
Healthier lifestyles
What we eat and the activities we do can make a big
difference to our health. The good news is you don’t need
to make big changes, but there’s a few simple changes we
can all do to make you healthier. Try adding more fruit
and vegetables to your meals or having them as a snack,
when shopping choose lean meats and lower fat dairy
products. A diet that is high in fruit and vegetables, high
in fibre and low in salt and fat, particularly saturated fat,
will help prevent conditions like heart disease and high
blood pressure.
Try to fit in at least 30 minutes of exercise three times a
week to keep you healthy, you don’t have to splash out
on a gym membership or expensive equipment – a walk, bike ride or dance around at home is fun and just
as effective! There’s lots going on in Milton Keynes including Motiv8, a fun, friendly programme for children
aged five to 16 years and their family who want to learn more about how to lead a healthier lifestyle.
Stop Smoking Services
If you’re ready to quit smoking, contact the Milton
Keynes Stop Smoking Service. Their specialist stop
smoking advisors offer free, non-judgmental support
and advice to help you
quit, for good. Pop in to
your local pharmacy,
GP practice or call
the Stop Smoking
Service on
01908 500096.
You are four times
more likely to stop
smoking with NHS
support.
Intermediate Care Services
The service provides a range of community
rehabilitation and therapies to people aged over 18
who live in Milton Keynes and/or have a Milton Keynes
GP.
It is provided jointly by the health and social care
services. Intermediate care services provide a range
of services either in the person’s own home or in a
rehabilitation unit. These services provide personalised
care planning and goal setting to improve a person’s
independence. The first option for all hospital
discharges should be to return a person to their own
home with staff working to support them to regain
independence in the place they will continue to live.
Referalls may be made by a health or social care
professional.
Taking Good Care of Yourself
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Visit www.reactivatebucks.org/mk to find out more on everything active in Milton Keynes or go to
www.nhs.uk/change4life for loads of tips and advice about living a healthier lifestyle.
Alcohol
For many people, having a drink or two is an
important part of socialising and most of us enjoy a
drink when we’re relaxing or having fun. Nobody’s
saying that we should all cut out drinking, but it
is important to have the facts about how alcohol
can affect your health, relationships and career.
Most people who suffer health problems because
of their drinking are not alcoholics, but rather
those who have been drinking more than the
recommended limits over a number of years. Men
should not regularly drink more than three to
four units a day and women not more than two
to three. “Regularly” means drinking every day or
most days of the week.
Regularly drinking more than the recommended
number of units over a long period can lead to
complications like certain types of cancer, memory
loss, increased risk of heart disease and stroke, liver
disease such as cirrhosis and liver cancer, stomach
disease and potentially fatal alcohol poisoning.
Drinking too much alcohol can also lead to doing
things you might not do if you were sober, such
as sexual risk taking and violent behaviour. Know
your limits –respect yourself and protect yourself.

Sexual Health
Sexual health is an important part of emotional well-being. People can help themselves to have good sexual
health by being responsible: using condoms with new or concurrent partners to avoid a variety of infections,
including Chlamydia, which is the most common sexually-transmitted infection.
One in ten 15 to 24 year olds has Chlamydia. It’s usually symptomless, so you cannot see when someone has
the infection. The only way of finding out if you have Chlamydia is to have a quick and painless test. The test
is completely free and confidential – you can order a postal testing kit online at www.gettestedmk.nhs.uk.
This website also has details of other places where you can have the test such as Brook or your GP practice. If
Chlamydia is left untreated, it can cause infertility in women and a painful infection in men’s testicles.
The best way of preventing Chlamydia, as well as other sexually-transmitted infections is to use a condom
correctly every time you have sex. Local young people aged under 25 can get free condoms confidentially from
participating GP practices and pharmacies under the C-Card scheme. Visit www.mkweb.co.uk/Brook to find
out how you can get your card.
Using Medicines Sensibly
If you are prescribed medicines, it is important to know the answers to the following
questions:
• What does this medicine do?
• How long will I need to use it?
• How and when should I take it or use it (e.g. inhalers)?
• Should I avoid any medicines, drinks, foods or activities while I am taking this medicine?
• What are the possible risks and side effects and what should I do if they happen to me?
Your doctor or nurse should tell you the answer to these questions when they write the prescription. You can
also ask your pharmacist for advice when collecting prescriptions or when buying medicines. Your pharmacist
can also arrange to review how you use all your medicines. All medicines come with an information leaflet. For
further help and advice, you can contact NHS Direct on 0845 4647 or visit www.nhsdirect.nhs.uk.
Mental Health
Name of Service
GP
City Counselling
Centre
What does it offer? Referral method Contact details
Support and advice for anyone who is
feeling unhappy and unable to cope
with the pressures of life
Counselling services, support and
information
You can refer yourself
You can refer yourself. Please
note there may be a charge for
counselling services
Contact your usual GP for
support and advice
Contact them on 01908
231131, visit them online at
www.citycounsellingcentre.
org.uk
Assessment ASTI provides a single point of access You may refer yourself, or Contact 01908 605650 or
and Short Term to Milton Keynes Joint Mental Health referrals may also be made 01908 209311 for more
Intervention
Team (ASTI)
Services for people of working age
who are experiencing severe and/or
long-term mental health difficulties.
to your GP, a family member,
carer, or health and social care
worker.
information
Early
Provides intensive care packages that As ASTI above
As ASTI above
Intervention includes assessment, treatment and
Service (EIS) support to people between the age of
14 - 35 experiencing their first episode
of extreme mental illness. EIS also
provides support and advice to carers,
relatives and friends.
Rethink
provides advice and encouragement
to help people with mental ill
health in their recovery, increasing
their independence and providing
opportunities to become more
involved in the community.
You can refer yourself Phone 01908 585085
Mind supports people who are recovering
from mental health problems.
They provide two main services –
counselling and training.
You can refer yourself Phone 01908 263660
Taking Good Care of Yourself
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Taking Good Care of Yourself

Seeing Your Doctor
New GP practice at Broughton Gate
Milton Keynes’ 28th GP practice opened in December 2009. It’s
based at Broughton Gate and open seven days a week from 8am
until 8pm, including weekends and bank holidays. The health centre
offers all the services offered by a traditional GP practice. People
who live anywhere within the Milton Keynes area are able to use
the health centre’s services, whether or not they are registered with
the practice. Please see the list of GP practices for details of how to
contact Broughton Gate Health Centre.
Healthcare when and where you need it
Patients have told us they want more convenience and choice from
the service they receive from doctors in their area – for instance,
to be able to see a doctor in the evening or at weekends. Most
of our GP practices now offer extended hours, with appointments
earlier in the morning, later in the evening and on Saturday mornings. We are committed to giving you quality
healthcare, where and when you need it. We are making it easier for all patients to see a doctor and we are
introducing new services.
Fast, easy access to your doctor
When you need to see a doctor quickly, you should be offered an appointment within two working days. All GP
surgeries should also allow you to book an appointment more than two days in advance, if you prefer.
GP Practice List details
The practices marked in bold offer appointments in the evenings and at weekends. Please contact the individual
practice to find out more details.
Ashfield Medical Centre, 1
Pennydown, Wastel, Beanhill, MK6
4NH Tel: 01908 679111
The Surgery, Bedford Street,
Bletchley, MK2 2TX Tel: 0844
4778619
Broughton Gate Health Centre,
Glyn Valley Place, Broughton Gate,
MK10 7EF Tel: 01908 874444
CMK Medical Centre, 68 Bradwell
Common Boulevard, MK9 2NR, Tel: 01908
605775
Cobbs Garden Surgery, West Street,
Olney, MK46 5QS, Tel: 0844 477
8612
Drayton Road Surgery, Bletchley,
MK2 3EJ, Tel: 01908 371481
Fishermead Medical Centre, MK6
2LR, Tel: 01908 609240
The Grove Surgery, Netherfield,
MK6 4NG, Tel: 0844 477 2478
Hilltops Medical Centre, Great
Holm, MK8 9HN, Tel: 01908 568446
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Kingfisher Surgery, Newport
Pagnell, MK16 0JR, Tel: 01908
618265
Milton Keynes Village Practice,
Middleton, MK10 9BQ, Tel: 01908
393979
Neath Hill Health Centre, MK14 6JY, Tel:
08444 773011
Newport Pagnell Medical Centre,
MK16 8QT, Tel: 01908 611767
Parkside Medical Centre, Bletchley,
MK3 6EN, Tel: 01908 375341
Purbeck Health Centre,
Stantonbury, MK14 6BL, Tel: 01908
318989
Red House Surgery, Bletchley, MK2 2EH,
Tel: 01908 375111
Sovereign Medical Centre,
Pennylands, MK15 8AJ, Tel: 08444
771791
Stantonbury Health Centre, MK14
6BL, Tel: 0844 5769987
Stonedean Practice, Stony
Stratford, MK11 1YA, Tel: 01908
261155
Stony Medical Centre, MK11 1YA,
Tel: 01908 260382
Walnut Tree Health Centre, Walnut
Tree, MK7 7NR, Tel: 01908 691123
Water Eaton Health Centre,
Bletchley, MK2 3HN, Tel: 01908
371318
Watling Vale Medical Centre,
Shenley Church End, MK5 6EY, Tel:
01908 501177
Westcroft Health Centre, MK4 4EN,
Tel: 01908 520545
Westfield Road Surgery, Bletchley,
MK2 2DJ, Tel: 01908 377103
Whaddon House Surgery, Bletchley,
MK3 7EA, Tel: 01908 373058
Willen Village Surgery, MK15 9ET, Tel:
08444 773025
Wolverton Health Centre,
Wolverton, MK12 5DF, Tel: 01908
222954

Pharmacies
Asda Stores, Bletcham Way,
Bletchley, MK1 1QB Tel: 01908
362510
Astons, 44 Wandsworth Ave,
Newport Pagnell, MK16 8SB Tel:
01908 618017
Bliep, 14 St Mary’s Ave, Bletchley,
MK3 5DT Tel: 01908 373271
Boots the Chemists
1 The Concourse, Brunel Centre,
Bletchley, MK2 2ES, Tel: 01908
372888
18 Crown Walk, Secklow Gate,
CMK, MK9 3AH Tel: 01908 604109
11-12 Winchester Circle, Kingston,
MK10 0AH Tel: 01908 585882
Coopers Yard, 86 High Street,
Newport Pagnell, MK16 8AQ Tel:
01908 611161
43 High Street, Stony Stratford,
MK11 1AA Tel: 01908 561210
Barnsdale Drive, Westcroft, MK4
4DD Tel: 01908 506165
Bradwell Common Boulevard MK13
8RN Tel: 01908 607179
Unit 2a Beacon Retail Park,
Bletchley, MK1 1BN Tel: 01908
372560
Chapharm, 3 Swindon Ct,
Glovers Lane, Heelands, MK13 7PN
Tel: 01908 320392
Co-op Pharmacy, 6 Ardwell
Lane, Greenleys, MK2 6AX Tel:
01908 315321
Cox & Robinson
13 Melrose Ave, Bletchley, MK3
6PB Tel: 01908 372651
239 Queensway, Bletchley, MK2
2DA Tel: 01908 373135
2 Perrydown, Beanhill, Milton
Keynes, MK6 4NE Tel: 01908
239485
95 Fishermead Blvd, Fishermead,
MK6 2AG Tel: 01908 669590
9 Farthing Grove, Netherfield, MK6
4JH Tel: 01908 670777
14 Market Place, Olney, MK46 4BA
Tel: 01234 711203
1 Market Square, Stony Stratford,
MK11 1BE Tel: 01908 564444
12 Fyfield Barrow, Walnut Tree,
MK7 7AN Tel: 01908 234578
Jardines
65 High Street, Newport Pagnell,
MK16 8AB Tel: 01908 610583
Griffith Gate, Middleton, MK10
9BQ Tel: 01908 665105
3 Tower Crescent, Neath Hill,
Milton Keynes MK14 6JY
Tel: 01908 605635
65 Dulverton Drive, North Furzton,
MK4 1EW Tel: 01908 505659
32 Benbow Court, Shenley Church
End, MK5 6LG Tel: 01908 506080
Local
Health
Services
Lloyds Pharmacy
127-9 Queensway, Bletchley, MK2
2DA Tel: 01908 373674
106 Serpentine Court, Bletchley,
MK2 3QL Tel: 01908 372146
2 Kingfisher Centre, Elthorne Way,
Newport Pagnell, MK16 0JQ Tel:
01908 614622
22-24 Purbeck, Stantonbury, MK14
6BL Tel: 01908 314870
15 The Square, Wolverton, MK12
5DG Tel: 01908 315612
Maclaren Chemists, 32 St
James Street, New Bradwell, MK13
0BH Tel: 01908 313389
P&I Smith, 206 Whaddon Way,
Bletchley, MK3 7DG Tel: 01908
372161
Rainbow Pharmacy,72-74 High
Street, Two Mile Ash, MK8 8HD
Tel: 01908 561669
Rowlands Pharmacy, Willen
Healthcare Plus Beaufort Drive,
Willen, MK15 9ET Tel: 01908
671077
Sainsburys, 799 Witan Gate,
MK9 2FW Tel: 01908 694987
Superdrug, 4 Midsummer
Arcade, CMK, MK9 3BB Tel: 01908
673271
Tesco Pharmacy
Watling Street, Bletchley, MK1 1DD
Tel: 01908 453649
1 Winchester Circle, Kingston Local
Centre, MK10 0AH, Tel: 01908
457047
Woburn Sands Pharmacy, 31
High Street, Woburn Sands, MK17
8RB Tel: 01908 583243
100 Hours Pharmacies
Boots, Kingston, 8am to midnight
Monday to Friday, 8am to midnight
Saturday, 10am to 4pm, Sunday
Boots Bradwell Common, 7am
to 11pm Monday to Friday, 8am
to 10pm Saturday, 11am to 5pm
Sunday
Boots Beacon Park, 6am to 10pm
Monday to Friday, 6am to 10pm
Saturday, 11am to 5pm Sunday
Sainsburys, Witan Gate, 7am
to 11pm Monday to Friday, 7am
to 10pm Saturday, 11am to 5pm
Sunday
Opticians
Boots Opticians, Crown Walk,
Milton Keynes MK9 3AH Tel: 01908
607327
Clearsight Opticians, 11
Barnsdale Drive, Westcroft, Milton
Keynes, MK4 4DD Tel: 01908
504740
DW Roberts Optometrists
63 Queensway, Bletchley, Milton
Keynes MK2 2DR Tel: 01908
562355
16 High Street, Stony Stratford,
Milton Keynes MK11 1AF, Tel:
01908 562355
17 The Square, Wolverton, Milton
Keynes MK12 5DG Tel: 01908
313338
3 St John Street, Newport Pagnell
MK16 8HE Tel: 01908 218121
Davis Optometrists, 58 High
Street, Olney, MK46 4BB Tel: 01234
712500
Dolland and Aitchison
30 Midsummer Place, Milton
Keynes MK9 3BB Tel: 01908
234757
31 High Street, Newport Pagnell,
Milton Keynes MK16 8AR Tel:
01908 610303
4 The Concourse, Brunel Centre,
Bletchley MK2 2HE Tel: 01908
270247
Hammond and Dummer,
368-370 Midsummer Boulevard,
Central Milton Keynes, MK9 1EA
Tel: 01908 695395
Heron Opticians, 56 High Street,
Newport Pagnell MK16 8AQ Tel:
01908 216477
Lesley Arkin Optometrist, 6-7
Cofferidge Close, Stony Stratford,
Milton Keynes MK11 1BY Tel:
01908 567672
Optical Express, 13 Silbury
Arcade, Milton Keynes MK9 3AG
Tel: 01908 699854
Punch Opticians, 27 Market
Place, Olney, MK46 4AJ Tel: 01234
712860
Sceats Opticians, 54
Queensway, Bletchley, Milton
Keynes MK2 2SA Tel: 01908
370512
Scrivens, 172 Midsummer
Arcade, Milton Keynes, MK9 3BA
Tel: 01908 606520
Specsavers Opticians
Unit 4a, 35-37 Silbury Arcade,
Central Milton Keynes, MK9 3AG
Tel: 01908 662116
110 Queensway, Bletchley, MK2
2RU Tel: 01908 365533
The Contact Lens Clinic, 233
Queensway, Bletchley MK2 2EH Tel:
01908 366882
TJ Lodge Opticians
58/60 Aylesbury Street, Fenny
Stratford, Milton Keynes MK2 2BA
Tel: 01908 648565
13 The Square, Wolverton, Milton
Keynes MK12 5DQ Tel: 01908
312130
Vision Express, 18 Midsummer
Arcade, Milton Keynes MK9 3ES
Tel: 01908 672267
Dentists
Abacus Dental Centre, 52
Lennon Drive, Crownhill, MK8 0AS
Tel: 01908 260757
Abbey Dental Surgery, 122
Church Street, Wolverton, MK12
5JR Tel: 01908 312727
All Smiles Dental Surgery, 12-
13 Barnsdale Drive, Westcroft, MK4
4DD Tel: 01908 505984
Bletchley Dental Practice, 295
Whaddon Way, Bletchley, MK3 7LW
Tel: 01908 373445
Broughton Dental Practice,
57-61 Tanfield Lane, Broughton,
MK10 9NJ Tel: 01908 241000
Citident Dental Practice, 5-7
Farthing Grove, Netherfield, MK6
4JH Tel: 01908 606666
Dental Works, Unit 1 Station
House, 500 Elder Gate, MK9 1BB
Tel: 01908 696131
Dental Suite Limited,
Stantonbury Health Centre,
Stantonbury, MK14 6BL Tel: 01908
221800
Dental Surgery, 8 St Andrews
Road, Bletchley, MK3 5DR Tel:
01908 373686
Dental Surgery, 14-16 Theydon
Avenue, Woburn Sands, MK17 8PL
Tel: 01908 282428
Dental Surgery, 54a Queensway,
Bletchley, MK2 2SA Tel: 01908
372857
Dental Surgery, 127a High
Street, Newport Pagnell, MK16 8EA
Tel: 01908 218888
Dental Surgery, 251
Queensway, Bletchley, MK2 2EH
Tel: 01908 372885
Fishermead Dental Surgery,
88 Penryn Avenue, Fishermead,
MK6 2BG Tel: 01908 606404
Furzton Dental Surgery, 61
Dulverton Drive, Furzton, MK9 2DH
Tel: 01908 505607
MK Dental Centre, 159
Ramsons Avenue, Conniburrow,
MK14 7BE Tel: 01908 690326
Neathhill Dental Surgery, 16
Coopers Mews, Neath Hill, MK14
6HD Tel: 01908 662471
Olney Dental Centre, 19
Market Place, Olney, MK6 4BA Tel:
01234 712413
Oxford House Dental
Practice, Aylesbury Street,
Bletchley, MK2 2BA Tel: 01908
373614
Rodericks, 4 Cofferidge Close,
Stony Stratford, MK11 1BY Tel:
01908 566319
Rodericks, Unit 5 Perrydown,
Beanhill, MK6 4NH Tel: 01908
696123
Stratford Road Dental
Practice, 36 Stratford Road,
Wolverton, Milton Keynes, MK12
5LW Tel: 01908 313109
Water Eaton Health Centre,
Lakes Estate, Bletchley, MK2 3HN
Tel: 01908 648157
Walnut Tree Dental Centre, 10
Fyfield Barrow, Walnut Tree, MK7
7AN Tel: 01908 606106
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NHS Urgent Care
Centre
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Hangover.
Grazed knee.
Sore throat.
Cough.
Unwell.
Unsure?
Confused?
Need Help?
Diarrhoea.
Minor
infections.
Headache.
Travel advice.
Feverish
children.
Vomiting.
Ear pain.
Feeling ill.
Cuts.
Sprains.
Rashes.
Choking.
Chestpain.
Blacking out.
Blood loss.
Fractures.
Top up your first aid kit.
Tel: 0845 4647
www.nhsdirect.nhs.uk
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Page two, Sky Digital.
NHS Choices (www.nhs.co.uk) and
NHS Direct (www.nhsdirect.nhs.uk) can provide
information on local pharmacies and opening hours.
If your surgery is closed, you can call the Urgent Care
Service (formerly known as MKdoc) (01908 201022).
Broughton Gate, Milton Keynes. (01908 874444).
Open 7 days a week, 8am until 8pm.
Urgent Care Centre (formerly known as Walk in Centre),
Hospital Campus. (01908 201022)
Open 24/7.
Milton Keynes Hospital.
NHS Urgent Care
Centre
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