Eden Court Medical Practice | NHS GP Surgery Court

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Castle Vale GP guide • Tangmere Drive • Birmingham B35 6EE

Eden Court Medical Practice | NHS GP Surgery Court

If you need Eden Court Medical Practice appointments, opening hours, phone number, Accurx online requests, repeat prescriptions, SystmOnline, NHS App, registration, sick notes, test results, home visits, Castle Vale map, CQC information, BADGER out-of-hours or NHS 111/999 guidance, this practical guide shows the safest route first.

Use this as a patient workflow guide. For live appointment capacity, bank-holiday closure, Accurx availability and urgent-care instructions, always check the official links below.

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Eden Court Medical Practice appointments, opening hours, phone number and NHS services

Eden Court Medical Practice is an NHS GP surgery at 200 Tangmere Drive, Castle Vale, Birmingham, West Midlands, B35 6EE. The main reception number is 0121 748 8200. The NHS profile says the practice is currently accepting new patients, and CQC lists Eden Court Medical Practice with an overall rating of Good. Most people searching for this surgery need one of these practical routes: request an appointment, use Accurx, order repeat medication, register with the surgery, check opening times, request a sick note, view test results, arrange a home visit, find the Castle Vale map, or decide whether NHS 111, BADGER or 999 is safer.

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Address

200 Tangmere Drive, Castle Vale, Birmingham, West Midlands, B35 6EE. Use the full address because “Eden Court” can also appear in non-GP search results.

Reception phone

Call 0121 748 8200 for appointment help, reception support, cancellations, home visit requests and general practice contact during opening times.

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Opening hours

The official contact page lists Monday to Friday, 8:00am to 6:30pm, with Saturday and Sunday closed. Check news notices for bank-holiday closures.

New patients

The NHS profile says Eden Court Medical Practice is currently accepting new patients. The registration page asks patients to check the catchment area first.

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Accurx

Accurx is used for appointment contact, sick note requests, test result questions, prescription questions and admin help, depending on the task.

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Emergency rule

Do not use Accurx, routine GP phone lines or online forms for emergency symptoms. Use NHS 111 for urgent non-emergency help and 999 for life-threatening symptoms.

Most useful Eden Court-specific point: appointment access is not only “phone at 8am.” The official appointments page lists Accurx, phone, reception, NHS account/NHS App and enhanced-access options. For repeat prescriptions, the practice also lists a dedicated hotline: 0121 748 8202, with reception support from 8:30am to 12:30pm each working day for patients who cannot or do not want to use online ordering.

Decision helper

What do you need from Eden Court Medical Practice today?

Choose the closest situation. This practical helper covers the main user intents: appointments, Accurx, routine calls, registration, prescriptions, sick notes, test results, home visits, health records, BADGER out-of-hours, NHS 111 and 999.

Eden Court GP route finder

This tool is general signposting only. It is not medical diagnosis or emergency advice.

Practical workflow

5-step Eden Court patient workflow before calling, submitting or travelling

This workflow helps avoid common GP access problems: using the wrong route, giving vague symptoms, missing prescription windows, arriving late, assuming home visits are automatic, or waiting with urgent symptoms.

Check safety first

If symptoms may be life-threatening, call 999. If urgent but not life-threatening, use NHS 111 online, call 111, or use BADGER when the practice is closed as listed by the practice.

Choose Accurx, phone, reception or NHS App based on the task

Use Accurx for many online requests, phone 0121 748 8200 for reception support, and NHS account/NHS App or SystmOnline for repeat prescriptions, results, records and appointment management where enabled.

Write one clear problem

Include symptom, start date, severity, medication, allergies, what changed, whether you can attend, access needs and best callback time.

Check timing rules before submitting

Doctors’ surgeries usually run 8:30am–11:30am and 3pm–5pm, later appointments can be arranged with the duty doctor, and repeat prescription phone support is listed as 8:30am–12:30pm each working day.

Confirm address, parking and access before attending

Use 200 Tangmere Drive, Castle Vale, Birmingham B35 6EE. The official contact page lists car parking, cycle parking, disabled parking, disabled WC, induction loop, step-free access and wheelchair access.

Appointments explained

How to request an NHS GP appointment at Eden Court Medical Practice

The official appointments page says urgent appointments for today or tomorrow can be requested during opening times using Accurx, by phoning 0121 748 8200, or by attending the surgery to speak to reception. Routine appointments can also be requested through Accurx, phone, reception, and in some cases through your NHS account/NHS App for appointment, screening test or vaccination booking.

Route Best for What to prepare When not to use
Accurx online contact Appointment requests, sick notes, test-result questions and admin requests where suitable. One clear issue, symptom duration, medicines, allergies, urgency and callback availability. Do not use routine Accurx for emergency symptoms or immediate danger.
Phone 0121 748 8200 Urgent appointment requests, patients who cannot use online routes, home visits and reception help. Name, date of birth, phone number, symptoms, urgency and whether you can attend. Do not phone routine reception instead of 999 for life-threatening symptoms.
Reception / in person Patients who need face-to-face admin support or cannot access online/phone routes. Reason for request, contact details, appointment preferences and access/communication needs. Do not attend expecting emergency treatment; use 999 when life is at risk.
NHS account / NHS App Some appointment management, repeat prescriptions, test results, vaccination records and records access. NHS login details and identity verification if not already set up. Do not assume every appointment type is directly bookable through the app.
Enhanced access Selected evening/weekend appointments with GP, paramedic or nurse where suitable. Availability outside normal hours and the reason you need care. Do not use enhanced access for emergencies or problems that need immediate same-day escalation.
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What the practice may offer

The appointments page says consultations may be by phone, face-to-face at the surgery, video call, text or email. Say which format is suitable and which is not.

Late arrival warning

The practice says if a patient arrives more than ten minutes late, it cannot guarantee they will be seen and may ask them to rebook. Build in travel and parking time.

Better triage wording

What to write or say when contacting Eden Court Medical Practice

Strong appointment or Accurx request

“I am registered with Eden Court Medical Practice. I need help with ______. It started ______. It is getting better/worse. I take ______ medication and have allergies to ______. I have tried ______. I am worried because ______. I can take a call at ______. I can attend face-to-face / prefer phone / need interpreter or access support. Please advise whether this should be GP, nurse, paramedic, pharmacist, enhanced access, home visit, NHS 111, BADGER or 999.”

Weak request that causes delays

“Need doctor.”

This does not explain the symptom, risk, timing, medication, whether you can attend, whether phone/video/text is suitable, whether the issue is urgent, or whether another professional could help sooner.

Why this matters: the appointments page says the practice will ask what you need help with and will use your answers to choose the most suitable doctor, nurse or healthcare professional. Clear details can make routing safer and reduce back-and-forth.

Opening times

Eden Court Medical Practice opening hours

The official contact page lists opening hours as Monday to Friday, 8:00am to 6:30pm, with Saturday and Sunday closed. Selected evening and weekend enhanced-access appointments are listed as routinely available for patients and take place at Eden Court Medical Practice. Always check official news and opening pages before travelling because bank-holiday closure notices can change access.

Service / time point Officially useful detail Practical patient tip
Main opening Monday to Friday, 8:00am to 6:30pm. Check official news before travelling around bank holidays.
Doctor surgery sessions Usually 8:30am–11:30am and 3:00pm–5:00pm. These are consultation blocks, not walk-in guarantees.
Later appointments Later appointments can be arranged by speaking to the duty doctor. Explain why timing matters when requesting.
Enhanced access Selected evening/weekend appointments are bookable via Accurx. You may be offered GP, paramedic or nurse depending on need.
When closed Use BADGER 0300 555 9999, NHS 111 or 999 based on urgency. Do not wait until reopening for urgent or emergency symptoms.

Opening-hours safety note: NHS profile “currently closed” messages can simply reflect the time you are checking. Use the official contact page and surgery news for current opening and closure details.

New patients

Register with Eden Court Medical Practice

The NHS profile says Eden Court Medical Practice is currently accepting new patients. The official registration page says you can complete a GP registration form online or use the NHS register with a GP surgery service. Before filling out the registration form, check whether you are in the catchment area. If your postcode is outside the usual catchment area, the practice says you are still welcome to register under the GP Choice Scheme, but home-visit arrangements differ.

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Check catchment first

Use the practice catchment checker before completing the registration form. This helps avoid avoidable admin delays.

Open registration page
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Register online

The practice links to a GP registration form online and the NHS Register with a GP surgery service.

Open NHS GP registration service
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Prepare medicine details

Have current medicines, allergies, previous GP details and NHS number if known. This is especially important if you need repeat medicines soon.

Find your NHS number
Prepare this Why it matters Patient tip
Current address and postcode Used to check catchment and GP Choice Scheme suitability. Use your current Castle Vale/Birmingham address, not an old address.
NHS number if known The registration page says it is helpful to have it. Find it through NHS letters, NHS App or the NHS number finder.
Previous GP details Helps transfer your medical records. Include practice name and town if you know it.
Medication and allergies Important for repeat-prescription continuity and safe prescribing. Do not wait until you run out before registering or requesting medication.
Home visit expectations GP Choice Scheme patients outside the boundary may not receive home visits from Eden Court. If you are likely to need home visits, consider a closer practice.
Medicines

Repeat prescriptions, NHS App, SystmOnline, Accurx and prescription hotline

Eden Court Medical Practice says the easiest ways to order repeat prescriptions are through your NHS account/NHS App or SystmOnline. The official page also lists Accurx, the red post box at the surgery, and a dedicated prescription hotline: 0121 748 8202. For patients who cannot or do not want to use online ordering, the practice says a receptionist is available from 8:30am to 12:30pm each working day to take repeat orders by phone.

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NHS App / NHS account

Use NHS App/NHS account to choose repeat medicines and dosages where your repeat list is visible.

Open NHS App
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SystmOnline

SystmOnline can support repeat prescription ordering, health record access and test-result viewing after setup.

Open SystmOnline

Prescription hotline

Use 0121 748 8202 where telephone repeat-ordering support is suitable. The listed receptionist window is 8:30am–12:30pm each working day.

Open prescription page
Prescription route Best for Important patient note
NHS App / NHS account Patients who can see repeat medication online and want to select exact medicines/doses. Check your nominated pharmacy before submitting.
SystmOnline Patients with existing online service credentials from the practice. New users may need to register for online services and prove identity.
Accurx Prescription questions or requests where the practice’s Accurx route is appropriate. Do not use routine Accurx for emergency medication harm; escalate if urgent.
Red post box Patients using a paper repeat slip at the surgery. Include clear medicine names and contact details.
Hotline 0121 748 8202 Patients who cannot or do not want to use online ordering. Listed support window is 8:30am to 12:30pm each working day.

Prescription delay prevention: check your medicine name, dose, nominated pharmacy and how many days you have left. Medication reviews may be required for repeat prescriptions. Do not leave requests until the last tablet, especially before weekends, bank holidays or travel.

Admin and records

Sick notes, test results, referrals and GP records

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Sick / fit notes

If you have been off sick for 7 days or less, self-certification usually applies. If more than 7 days, the practice says to request a sick note using Accurx.

Open sick note page
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Test results

You can view reviewed test results through NHS account/NHS App, SystmOnline, Accurx, phone or text where consented. If the test was not requested by the surgery, contact the provider directly.

Open test results page
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Health record access

The health record page says most patients automatically have access to more information added to their GP record, but full record access may need a request and ID check.

Open records page

Referrals

For GP referral requests or tracking existing referrals, use Accurx or phone 0121 748 8200. If the referral was not requested by the surgery, contact the provider directly.

Open referrals page
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Pharmacy help

The prescription page says pharmacists can help with minor illnesses, medicines you can buy without prescription and side-effect questions.

Find a pharmacy
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Practice team routing

The official staff pages show a wider team including GPs, clinical pharmacist, paramedic practitioner, first contact practitioner and care coordinator, so the right helper may not always be a GP.

Open healthcare team page
Urgent safety

BADGER, NHS 111, urgent help and 999 near Eden Court Medical Practice

Routine GP routes are not emergency services. Eden Court’s official pages list NHS 111 and 999, and also list BADGER service for out-of-hours help. Use the safest route based on symptom severity and whether the surgery is open.

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Call 999 now

Use 999 for life-threatening symptoms such as chest pain, severe breathing difficulty, stroke signs, collapse, severe bleeding, severe burns, fits that are not stopping or severe allergic reaction.

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Use NHS 111

Use NHS 111 online or call 111 for urgent medical help when you are unsure, especially when Eden Court Medical Practice is closed.

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BADGER out-of-hours

The practice contact and appointments pages list BADGER service on 0300 555 9999 for out-of-hours GP emergency room support.

Do not wait for Accurx, SystmOnline or routine appointment access if someone may be seriously ill, injured, confused, unable to breathe properly, having chest pain, showing stroke signs, bleeding severely or having a severe allergic reaction.

Map and travel

Eden Court Medical Practice map: 200 Tangmere Drive, Castle Vale, Birmingham B35 6EE

Use the full address: Eden Court Medical Practice, 200 Tangmere Drive, Castle Vale, Birmingham, West Midlands, B35 6EE. The official contact page lists car parking, cycle parking, disabled parking, disabled WC, induction loop, step-free access and wheelchair access.

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Parking

The official contact page lists car parking, cycle parking and disabled parking. Allow extra time at busy clinic times.

Accessibility

Disabled WC, induction loop, step-free access and wheelchair access are listed. Mention interpreter, access or communication needs when booking.

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Avoid wrong location

Search “Eden Court Medical Practice Tangmere Drive Castle Vale B35 6EE,” not just “Eden Court,” because that phrase can return non-medical results.

Helpful video

NHS App video: repeat prescription requests

Eden Court Medical Practice lists NHS account/NHS App as one of the easiest ways to order repeat prescriptions. This official NHS-style video is included because NHS App setup, repeat medication and nominated pharmacy questions are common GP-access problems.

This is general NHS App guidance, not an Eden Court-specific appointment rule. Always follow Eden Court Medical Practice’s own pages for Accurx, SystmOnline, prescription hotline, red post box and local appointment rules.

Avoid delays

Common Eden Court Medical Practice mistakes to avoid

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Searching only “Eden Court”

Use the full name and address: Eden Court Medical Practice, 200 Tangmere Drive, Castle Vale, Birmingham B35 6EE.

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Using routine GP routes for emergencies

Call 999 for life-threatening symptoms. Use NHS 111 or BADGER out of hours where appropriate.

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Writing vague symptoms in Accurx

Give one clear problem, duration, medication, urgency and callback availability.

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Forgetting prescription hotline timing

If using the telephone repeat-ordering support, the listed receptionist window is 8:30am to 12:30pm each working day.

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Not setting up SystmOnline early

Online services may require a form and photo ID before full access is set up.

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Arriving more than 10 minutes late

The appointments page says late arrivals may not be seen and may need to rebook.

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Assuming home visits are available outside boundary

The practice says it can only offer home visits to patients living within the practice boundary area.

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Not checking catchment before registering

The registration page asks patients to check catchment before completing the registration form.

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Not cancelling appointments

Cancel through NHS account/NHS App, Accurx or phone during opening times so another patient can use the slot.

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Confusing test provider responsibility

If Eden Court did not request the test, contact the provider who requested it.

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Assuming a GP is always the right clinician

The practice may route you to nurse, paramedic, pharmacist, first contact practitioner or another team member.

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Ignoring bank-holiday news

The practice publishes closure notices. Check official news before relying on normal opening times around holidays.

Official sources

Official Eden Court Medical Practice links and resources

Use these official/high-trust sources for live information. This page helps you understand the routes, but official pages should always be used for final appointment, opening, registration, prescription and urgent-care checks.

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Official practice website

Homepage, news, appointments, prescriptions, services, registration and contact information.

Open Practice Website
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Appointments page

Accurx, urgent/routine appointments, enhanced access, home visits, cancellations and when-closed help.

Open Appointments Page

Contact and opening hours

Address, reception number, opening times, enhanced access, accessibility, parking, BADGER and NHS 111.

Open Contact Page
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Managing health online

Accurx, NHS account/NHS App, SystmOnline, online forms, records, results and appointment management.

Open Online Services Page
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New patient registration

Online registration, NHS registration service, catchment checker and GP Choice Scheme information.

Open Registration Page
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Prescriptions

NHS App, SystmOnline, Accurx, paper slip, red post box, hotline and medication-review guidance.

Open Prescription Page
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NHS profile

Official NHS GP profile, address and current new-patient status.

Open NHS Profile

CQC profile

CQC public profile, overall rating, regulated services, inspection summary and official service record.

Open CQC Profile
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NHS 111

Urgent non-emergency help when the surgery is closed or you are unsure where to go.

Open NHS 111
Verified internal links

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These internal links were included only after confirming the URLs are live. They help users compare appointment systems, online forms, route finders and prescription guidance across other NHS GP guides.

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Prescription guidance example

Useful for comparing repeat prescriptions, NHS App guidance and timing rules.

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Search intent coverage

People also search: Eden Court Medical Practice appointments, phone, prescriptions and registration

Eden Court Medical Practice appointments

The useful appointment answer is not only the phone number. Patients need to know Accurx, phone, reception, NHS account/NHS App, enhanced access, consultation types and late-arrival rules.

Eden Court Medical Practice opening hours

The official contact page lists Monday to Friday, 8:00am to 6:30pm, with weekends closed. But users should also check surgery news for bank-holiday closure notices.

Eden Court Medical Practice phone number

The main reception number is 0121 748 8200. The repeat prescription hotline is 0121 748 8202. Use the correct number for the correct task.

Eden Court Medical Practice registration

The registration intent is catchment-first. Complete online GP registration or NHS GP registration, and understand GP Choice Scheme limits for home visits.

Eden Court Medical Practice prescriptions

The prescription intent is route-first: NHS App/NHS account, SystmOnline, Accurx, paper repeat slip, red post box or hotline support.

Eden Court Medical Practice NHS App

NHS App can help with repeat prescriptions, some appointment tasks, test results, vaccination record and GP record access after NHS login setup.

Eden Court Medical Practice Accurx

Accurx is used for contacting doctors, nurses and healthcare professionals online, and for sick note/test-result/admin routes. It is not an emergency substitute.

Eden Court Medical Practice CQC

CQC lists Eden Court Medical Practice as Good and provides inspection, service and regulated activity information. Use CQC for quality history, not live appointment rules.

Eden Court Medical Practice near me

For “near me” searches, the practical answer is 200 Tangmere Drive, Castle Vale, Birmingham B35 6EE, with parking, cycle parking, disabled parking and accessibility notes.

Bing deep dive

Deep dive into Eden Court GP access

Deep dive into appointment access

Eden Court’s appointment access includes Accurx, phone, reception and NHS App/NHS account where available. The practice decides the most suitable doctor, nurse or healthcare professional based on what you say you need help with.

Deep dive into Accurx

Accurx is useful for online contact, appointment requests, sick notes, test result questions and admin requests. The key is to explain one issue clearly and not use it for emergencies.

Deep dive into prescriptions and SystmOnline

Patients often search “repeat prescription” when the real issue is choosing the right request route. Eden Court lists NHS App, SystmOnline, Accurx, red post box and hotline support.

Deep dive into registration

The NHS profile says Eden Court is accepting new patients, but the practical process still starts with catchment check, online GP registration and understanding GP Choice Scheme home-visit rules.

Deep dive into urgent vs routine GP care

Routine GP access is for planned or practice-managed needs. NHS 111 is for urgent non-emergency help, BADGER is listed for out-of-hours support, and 999 is for life-threatening symptoms.

Deep dive into map, parking and accessibility

Users need more than a map. Eden Court-specific travel details include Tangmere Drive, Castle Vale, car parking, cycle parking, disabled parking, induction loop, step-free access and wheelchair access.

SEO FAQ

Eden Court Medical Practice FAQ

Eden Court Medical Practice is at 200 Tangmere Drive, Castle Vale, Birmingham, West Midlands, B35 6EE.

The official practice pages list 0121 748 8200 as the reception number for Eden Court Medical Practice.

Yes. The NHS profile says Eden Court Medical Practice is currently accepting new patients. The practice registration page asks patients to check the catchment area first.

You can request appointments through Accurx, by phoning 0121 748 8200, by speaking to reception, or by using NHS account/NHS App where available for appointment, screening or vaccination booking.

The official contact page lists Monday to Friday, 8:00am to 6:30pm, with Saturday and Sunday closed. Check official news before travelling around bank holidays.

You can order repeat prescriptions using NHS account/NHS App, SystmOnline, Accurx, your paper repeat slip in the red post box, or the dedicated hotline 0121 748 8202 where suitable.

Once reviewed by a doctor, results can be viewed through NHS account/NHS App, SystmOnline, Accurx, phone 0121 748 8200, or text message where consented and applicable.

Use NHS 111 online or call 111 for urgent non-emergency help. The practice also lists BADGER service on 0300 555 9999. Call 999 for life-threatening symptoms or serious injury.

CQC lists Eden Court Medical Practice with an overall rating of Good.

No. This is an independent MedicalGroupUK.org guide. It is not the official Eden Court Medical Practice, NHS or CQC website. Always verify live details on official sources.

Final patient summary

Eden Court Medical Practice is at 200 Tangmere Drive, Castle Vale, Birmingham, West Midlands, B35 6EE. The reception number is 0121 748 8200. The prescription hotline is 0121 748 8202. NHS says the practice is currently accepting new patients. CQC lists the practice as Good.

Safe route reminder

For routine GP help, use the official Accurx, NHS App/NHS account, SystmOnline, phone or reception route. For urgent non-emergency help, use NHS 111 or BADGER when appropriate. For life-threatening symptoms, call 999.