Woodside Patient Route Hub
If you searched for Woodside Medical Practice, the useful answer is not only the phone number. You need to know whether your task is a same-day GP appointment, Patient Access login, Accurx prescription request, NHS 111 urgent medication route, blood test booking, MSK physiotherapy, complaint or home visit request.
This guide turns the official Woodside Medical Practice details into clear, clickable patient routes so users understand what to do before opening the official action page.
What Do You Need from Woodside Medical Practice Today?
Start here. Each card gives the practical route first, then the official action button.
GP appointment today
Woodside says all GP appointments are currently booked on the day. Contact the practice at 8am, Monday-Friday.
Repeat prescription
Use Patient Access, NHS App, the Woodside website/Accurx route, the prescription box in the foyer, or your chosen pharmacy.
Blood test or blood pressure
Woodside offers blood tests and blood pressure checks onsite. Blood tests should only be booked if requested by a medical professional.
MSK physiotherapy
Adults aged 16+ can access the musculoskeletal first contact physiotherapist without being referred by a GP.
Urgent repeat medicine
If you run out, lose medication, damage it or forget it while away, contact NHS 111 online or by phone for urgent repeat medicine assessment.
Complaint or feedback
Complaints can be made verbally or in writing. A complaint form is available from reception.
Woodside Medical Practice Phone, Address and Hours
Use these details before travelling or calling. The practice website and NHS profile both identify Woodside Medical Practice in Woodside, Telford, TF7 5NR; wording for the exact address may vary between Park Lane and The New Surgery/Wensley Green, so use the official map/check-in information before travelling.
GP Appointments: How Booking Currently Works
The official GP appointments page says Woodside is trialling a new GP appointment system, so arrangements may change. The current rule shown is simple: GP appointments are booked on the day.
Call from 8am on a weekday
For a same-day appointment with a doctor, contact the practice at 8am, Monday-Friday.
Phone or visit reception
The official appointments page says doctor services can be booked by telephone or by coming into the practice.
Explain the reason clearly
Give a short reason so staff can route the request safely. Include any chest pain, breathing difficulty, new weakness or serious symptoms immediately.
Use 111/999 when GP is not the right route
When closed, use NHS 111 for medical attention. For emergencies, call 999.
Home Visit Requests
Request by 10:30am
The official homepage says any home visit requests need to be made by 10:30am.
Use phone route
Because the doctor needs to assess visit requests, phone the practice rather than waiting until late in the day.
Emergency rule
Do not wait for a home visit in an emergency. Call 999 for emergency symptoms.
Repeat Prescriptions: Patient Access, NHS App, Accurx and Pharmacy
The official patient-services page says the easiest, safest and quickest route is online through Patient Access or the Woodside website. The page also links to Accurx for repeat prescription ordering.
| Route | Official detail | What to prepare |
|---|---|---|
| Patient Access / NHS App | Online repeat prescription requests can be made 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. | Login details, medication name, dose and nominated pharmacy. |
| Woodside website / Accurx | The patient-services page links to Accurx for repeat prescriptions. | Patient details and repeat medication information. |
| Prescription box | If unable to request online, fill in a repeat request and put it in the prescription box in the foyer. | Correct medication item and dosage. |
| Chosen pharmacy | The official page says patients can also request prescriptions through their chosen pharmacy. | Confirm pharmacy and repeat item. |
| Online access setup | If not registered for Patient Access or NHS App, tell a practice team member you want to use the service. | Ask practice for setup help. |
Processing time
Allow 3 full clear working days before collecting your prescription during normal working hours.
Collection pattern
Requests made Monday are shown as ready Thursday; Tuesday ready Friday; Wednesday ready following Monday; Thursday ready following Tuesday; Friday ready following Wednesday.
PPC note
The page signposts people taking regular medicines to the Prescription Prepayment Certificate information.
Emergency Repeat Medicines: Do This Instead
Woodside’s prescription page says patients in immediate need of emergency repeat medicines should use NHS 111 online or phone 111. This may include running out, losing or damaging medicines, or going away and forgetting medication.
Blood Tests and Blood Pressure Checks
Woodside says it offers blood tests onsite for its patients, but only if a medical professional has requested the test.
Blood test booking
Book by calling 01952 586691 or by coming into the practice and speaking to reception.
External request
If a medical professional outside the practice requested the blood test, bring the blood form or letter to the appointment.
Results timing
Allow a week for blood results to come back before calling for them.
Abnormal result
If results show abnormalities, the practice says it will contact you to arrange an appointment with a clinician.
Blood pressure
Blood pressure checks can be booked with nursing associates or healthcare assistants.
Home readings
Home blood pressure readings can be submitted by phone, in person or by email to patients.woodside@nhs.net.
MSK First Contact Physiotherapy
The official homepage says adults aged 16 and above in England can see a musculoskeletal first contact physiotherapist at their local GP practice without being referred by a GP. Woodside says it offers this service 4 days a week.
Age rule
Adults aged 16+ may be able to use this route for MSK problems.
Best for
Soft tissue injuries, joint issues, possible ligament problems or muscle problems.
How to book
The official page says book online through Patient Access, call 01952 586691 or visit reception.
Services and Clinics Listed by Woodside
The official site lists patient services that are available through the surgery or self-referral. This section turns them into practical user routes.
Mental health support
The patient-services menu includes mental health support. Use the official page or speak to the practice if you need GP support.
Women’s health
Official pages explain cervical screening, contraception, HRT, vaginal pessaries and vaginal swabs, with booking routes by phone or in person depending on the service.
Men’s health
The men’s health page includes PSA testing, erectile dysfunction, tight foreskin and mental health information, with GP appointment routes where needed.
Vaccinations
The practice offers annual flu vaccination to eligible and at-risk groups and provides child immunisation and RSV vaccination information.
COPD and asthma
The patient-services menu lists COPD and asthma support.
Diabetic clinic
Woodside says yearly diabetic blood tests are booked up to a year ahead, followed by review with the diabetic doctor or advanced practitioner.
Doctors, Clinical Team and Practice Staff
Woodside publishes named doctors and clinical staff on its official website. Staff information can change, so check the official team pages before relying on a name.
GPs listed
Dr Melanie Thompson, Dr Elizabeth Nicol, Dr Tonna Aneke, Dr Daniel Onaolapo, Dr Folake Ejigah and Dr Gabriel Onoh are listed on the official doctors page.
Clinical team
The clinical team page lists Darren Orme as Practice Nurse, Philip Henshaw as Nurse Associate and Rebecca Wright as HCA.
Practice staff
The practice staff page lists Sam Evans as Practice Manager and includes administration staff information.
Register with Woodside Medical Practice
The official homepage says patients wishing to register can use the QR code shown on the site. The NHS profile also lists Woodside Medical Practice as currently accepting new patients.
Check catchment
Use the official practice catchment area page before applying.
Online registration
The official homepage says to use the QR code below to register online.
Need help?
Call the practice or speak to reception if the QR code or online registration route is difficult to use.
Complaints, Comments and Feedback
The official complaints page says every patient has the right to make a complaint about treatment or care received at Woodside Medical Practice.
Local route first
Most complaints can be resolved locally. Speak to a member of staff; complaints can be made verbally or in writing.
Response timing
The complaints manager will respond to complaints within three business days.
Time limit
The usual complaint time limit is 12 months from the occurrence, or 12 months from when you became aware of the issue.
ICB route
NHS Shropshire, Telford and Wrekin Patient Services Team: 01952 580407, stw.patientservices@nhs.net.
Third-party complaint
A third party can complain on behalf of a patient only if the patient provides consent.
Advocacy
The complaints page lists POhWER, The Advocacy People, Age UK and Healthwatch Telford and Wrekin as support options.
Woodside Route Planner
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Copy-and-Use Scripts
Same-day GP appointment
I am registered at Woodside Medical Practice. My main problem is ______. It started ______. I am worried because ______. I can attend the surgery / need advice by phone. My callback number is ______.Prescription request
Medicine name: ______. Strength/dose: ______. I requested it on ______. My pharmacy is ______. I know the practice asks for 3 full clear working days.Blood test booking
A medical professional has requested a blood test. It was requested by ______. I have / do not have the blood form or letter. I need to book an appointment.Complaint summary
I want to raise feedback/complaint about ______ on ______. I would like the practice to investigate ______. I can be contacted on ______.Map: Woodside Medical Practice Telford
Use this map for Woodside Medical Practice, Woodside, Telford, TF7 5NR. Check official directions before travelling because address wording may vary between Park Lane, Wensley Green and The New Surgery.
Official Action Links
Use these links after reading the relevant section above. This guide explains the task first; the link is for action.
Woodside Medical Practice FAQs
What is Woodside Medical Practice?
Woodside Medical Practice is an NHS GP surgery serving Woodside and surrounding areas in Telford.
What is the Woodside Medical Practice phone number?
The official website lists the telephone number as 01952 586691.
What is the Woodside Medical Practice address?
The official practice website lists Woodside Medical Practice, Park Lane, Woodside, Telford, TF7 5NR. The NHS profile uses the wording The New Surgery, Wensley Green, Woodside, Telford, TF7 5NR.
What are Woodside Medical Practice opening hours?
The official website lists Monday to Friday 8:00am to 6:30pm, with Saturday and Sunday closed.
When can I phone Woodside Medical Practice?
The official website says you can contact the surgery by telephone from 8:00am.
How do I book a GP appointment?
The GP appointments page says all GP appointments are currently booked on the day. Contact the practice at 8am, Monday-Friday, for a same-day appointment.
Can I book by coming into the practice?
Yes. The official GP appointments page says services can be booked by telephone or by coming into the practice.
How do home visit requests work?
The official homepage says any home visit requests need to be made by 10:30am.
What should I do when Woodside Medical Practice is closed?
The official website says to telephone NHS 111 if you require medical attention when the practice is closed.
When should I call 999?
The official website says to call 999 in an emergency and gives chest pains and/or shortness of breath as examples of emergency symptoms.
How do I order repeat prescriptions?
Use Patient Access, NHS App, the practice website/Accurx route, prescription box in the foyer or your chosen pharmacy.
How long do repeat prescriptions take?
The official page says to allow 3 full clear working days before collecting your prescription during normal working hours.
What if I run out of medication urgently?
Woodside’s prescription page says patients who need emergency repeat medication should use NHS 111 online or phone 111.
Does Woodside offer blood tests?
Yes. The blood tests page says Woodside offers onsite blood tests for its patients, but only if a medical professional has requested the blood test.
What should I bring to a blood test?
If the blood test was requested by a medical professional outside the practice, bring the blood form or letter to the appointment.
How long should I wait before asking for blood results?
The official blood-test page says to allow a week for blood results to come back before calling for them.
Can I submit home blood pressure readings?
Yes. The blood pressure page says readings can be submitted by phone, in person, or by email to patients.woodside@nhs.net.
Does Woodside have MSK physiotherapy?
Yes. The homepage says Woodside offers MSK specialist services 4 days a week for adults aged 16 and above.
How do I book the MSK specialist?
The official homepage says you can book online through Patient Access, call 01952 586691 or visit the practice in person.
Who are the doctors at Woodside Medical Practice?
The official doctors page lists Dr Melanie Thompson, Dr Elizabeth Nicol, Dr Tonna Aneke, Dr Daniel Onaolapo, Dr Folake Ejigah and Dr Gabriel Onoh.
Who is the Practice Manager?
The official practice staff page lists Sam Evans as Practice Manager.
Is Woodside Medical Practice accepting new patients?
The NHS profile says Woodside Medical Practice is currently accepting new patients. Use the official registration/catchment route before applying.
How do I make a complaint?
The official complaints page says complaints can be made verbally or in writing, and a complaint form is available from reception.
What is the complaints time limit?
The official complaints page says the time limit is 12 months from the occurrence, or 12 months from when you became aware of the matter.
Can someone complain for me?
Yes, but the official complaints page says the patient must provide consent for a third party to complain on their behalf.
Is this the official Woodside Medical Practice website?
No. This is an independent MedicalGroupUK.org guide. Use the official Woodside Medical Practice website, NHS profile and CQC profile for live forms, hours and service rules.