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How Do I....
Obtain A Repeat Prescription?
Our repeat prescriptions are on computer and any patient who is on long-term medication will be given a computerised request slip listing every item that they are allowed to order without seeing a doctor.
Requests can be made by ticking any item you require and either posting it or delivering it to the surgery. We prefer you not to order your prescription by telephone as this can lead to mistakes, though
you can order by fax or email. After a specified number of repeats, you will be required to see the doctor or the nurse for review to ensure that all is well before further prescriptions are issued.
Prescriptions requested before 11.00am will be ready for you to take to the pharmacist after 3.00pm the next day. Alternatively, you can request the prescription is sent to one of the local pharmacists who
request 48 hours to prepare the medication.
| Lloyds Pharmacy, 449 Tonbridge Road |
Tel: 726139 |
| Lloyds Pharmacy, 58 Tonbridge Road |
Tel: 752523 |
| Lloyds Pharmacy, Mid Kent Shopping
Centre, Allington |
Tel: 756477 |
| Central Pharmacy, High
Street |
Tel: 754246 |
| Boots, King Street Tel: 690751 |
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| Prescriptions can be returned
to you by post if an SAE is provided (prescription only). |
Please be sure to indicate on your re-order slip the place where you wish the prescription to be left. Ask your local pharmacist about pre-payment certificates - it may save you money.
How Do I...
Obtain a Sick Note?
DSS sick notes are issued for illnesses lasting longer than seven consecutive days. Employees are entitled to self-certificate to a maximum of seven days. A doctor's note is therefore not required for less
than seven days. A self-certification form is available from your employer.
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