Summertown Health Centre
Important: Improvements at Summertown Health Centre
We’d like to apologise for any inconvenience caused by the building work currently taking place at the front of our building to the path.
This work is being carried out to improve access and make the pavement safer for everyone, including pedestrians and those with mobility needs.
We appreciate your patience and understanding while these improvements are completed, and we’ll do our best to keep disruption to a minimum.
Thank you for bearing with us.
How to book, cancel and change an appointment and tools to assist you and us.
For adult and children online registration
Registration, surgery hours and medical certificates.
To request your repeat medications
Opening times, update your details, online access, new patient registration, Hopsital waiting times, sick/fit notes, non-NHS fees
Our involvement in research and current studies available.
Non-urgent advice: Latest News
You may now receive your messages from us and messages about your care in the NHS App
The NHS App is a simple and secure way to receive messages from your trusted health care providers.
Make sure to turn on notifications for the NHS App to stay up to date.
Download the NHS App or find the same services on the NHS website: www.nhs.uk/nhs-app
Please click here to update your mobile telephone number to ensure you receive appointment reminders and important health information.
Fitness and Wellbeing opportunities for 2026
January is a great time to boost your wellbeing by joining a new fitness class, club or activity and starting the year with healthy habits! Please visit out Fitness and Wellbeing page for opportunities to get involved in the Oxfordshire area - click here
Non-urgent advice: Prescribing of over-the-counter medicines
You are encouraged to buy over-the-counter medicines to treat a range of minor common
illnesses like coughs, colds, headaches, heartburn and indigestion. Current NHS guidance
advises GPs not to prescribe over-the-counter medicine – this ensures money saved can be
spent on essential health services.
Instead, you can self-care to treat minor common illnesses which includes:
• Keeping a well-stocked medicine cabinet at home, (out of the reach of children and
pets).
• Seek advice from local community pharmacists on:
- Managing short-term illnesses and minor conditions
- Or use the NHS Pharmacy First Service.
However, GPs will prescribe over-the-counter medicines to patients in some circumstances
such as those who need long term support and treatment e.g. paracetamol for arthritis.
For more details visit: Over the counter medicines - Over the counter medicines - Stay Well
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