Welcome to the new website of The Pinn Medical centre, we hope that you enjoy our new website, and that it helps you to access the various services that we offer.
At the Pinn Medical centre we aim to offer the residents of Pinner the highest possible standards of healthcare . The surgery has a large team of doctors and nurses who are all here to look after you and your family.
You can use this website to find out more about the practice, book an appointment, or even get general health advice. To use any of these on-line services please click the link in the menu bar above that says 'Pinn online' .
The website is still under construction, so please bear with us. New pages are being added all the time, so do keep checking back for updates.
If there is anything that you need more help with, then please do not hesitate to call us.
We are currently upgrading our website - you may experience a few issues with the website over the next few weeks.
We hope to have all the improvements finished by the end of January 2012
We hope to have all the improvements finished by the end of January 2012
Your opinion counts !
You may have recently received a postal survey about your experience of The Pinn Medical centre. Please do complete it and send it back - it is your chance to influence the service we provide .
Free Wi-Fi @ The Pinn
Free wi-fi in the reception area !
Phoning the surgery
Our telephone lines can be extremely busy between 8 am and 12pm . You may find it easier to call outside of these hours , or even to use our internet booking and repeat prescriptions service, or our automated appointment booking service - Option 2 when you dial the main number
Our telephone lines can be extremely busy between 8 am and 12pm . You may find it easier to call outside of these hours , or even to use our internet booking and repeat prescriptions service, or our automated appointment booking service - Option 2 when you dial the main number
Prescriptions
We aim to process all our prescription requests within 72 hours of receipt – Please note that this does not include weekends, and bank holidays. Any prescriptions that are ordered on-line are usually dealt with in 48 hours - Please ask reception for details of our internet ordering service.
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