Cricket Green Patient Pitch Map
If you searched for Cricket Green Medical Practice Mitcham, the useful answer is not only the phone number. You need to know whether to use the online request form, Patient Access, NHS App, registration route, blood-test booking, prescriptions, records, cervical screening, NHS 111 or 999.
This guide turns the official Cricket Green information into simple patient routes, so you understand what to prepare before clicking the official action link.
What Do You Need from Cricket Green Medical Practice Today?
Start with the task. Each card explains what to do, what to prepare and where to click next.
Book GP help or ask medical advice
The official site says the quickest way to reach the GP for an appointment, long-term condition review or other help is online.
Contact for test results, sick notes or admin
The official homepage says the contact route can be used for test results, sick notes, appointment cancellation, carer updates, personal details and medical reports.
Register as a patient
You can register online or at the surgery. The practice says it is a Safe Surgery and lack of ID/address proof, immigration status or language should not block registration.
Use Patient Access or NHS App
Patient Access can be used for records and repeat prescriptions after online-services approval. NHS App can be used after Patient Access registration is approved.
Book a blood test
Cricket Green has limited blood-test availability and says other local locations may be faster.
Closed or urgent?
Use NHS 111 when the practice is closed and the problem cannot wait. Use 999 for serious or life-threatening symptoms.
Phone, Address, Email Rule and Opening Hours
Use the official contact routes correctly. The email address is not for normal patient or representative messages.
Online GP Request: What to Do Before You Click
The official homepage places the online request route at the centre of GP access. Use it for appointments, long-term condition reviews, admin requests, sick notes, test-result queries and other suitable practice contact.
Choose one main request
Do not write several unrelated problems in one request. Clear requests are easier for the practice to route.
Explain the timeline
Write when it started, whether it is worsening, what you have tried and what you are worried about.
Add medication and allergy details
Include current medicines, recent changes and allergies if the request is medical or medicine-related.
Use the right route for urgent problems
Online forms are not monitored 24/7. Use NHS 111 when closed if urgent, and call 999 for emergencies.
Keep your phone available
Add a working callback number and answer if the practice contacts you.
Appointments: Online First, Phone If Needed
Online request
The official site says online is the simplest and quickest way to reach the GP, request an appointment or ask for a long-term condition review.
Phone route
If you cannot use the website, call 020 8648 0822 during opening hours and explain what help you need.
When closed
Use NHS 111 if you need urgent medical advice that cannot wait until the surgery re-opens.
Register with Cricket Green Medical Practice
The practice welcomes patients living within its practice boundary and says it only takes patients whose council tax is covered by and paid to the London Borough of Merton. The registration page also says Cricket Green is a Safe Surgery.
Boundary
You need to live within the practice boundary, specifically where council tax is paid to the London Borough of Merton.
Online or paper
Complete online registration or visit the practice to fill out paper-based forms.
NHS number
The practice says registration cannot be completed without your NHS number. Ask your old practice or use the NHS number service if you do not know it.
Safe Surgery
Lack of ID, proof of address, immigration status or language should not be a barrier to registration.
Health questionnaire
Complete all parts of the registration form, including the health questionnaire.
Carer / online services
The registration page points users to register as a carer and register for online services where relevant.
Patient Access, NHS App, Online Services and Proxy Access
The practice explains that Patient Access can be used for records and repeat prescriptions after online-services registration is approved. It also links patients to the NHS App.
Online services setup
To register for online services, the practice asks for a completed form and one form of photo identification.
Repeat prescriptions
Once registered, online services can be used to order repeat prescriptions.
Records and allergies
Online services can show medical records, medication and known allergies.
NHS App
The NHS App page says users can view records, order repeat prescriptions, check symptoms and access other NHS services.
Proxy access
For family or carer access, both the patient and person getting access may need to attend with valid ID if collecting the form in person.
Privacy
Use official Patient Access, NHS App or practice links before entering private health information.
Repeat Prescriptions
The homepage says patients can request repeat prescriptions online through Patient Access and the NHS App after online access has been set up. The contact route can also be used for prescription queries.
Patient Access
Use after online-services registration is approved.
NHS App
Use the NHS App once your online access is approved and your account is set up.
Prescription query
Use the practice contact route if you have a prescription query rather than a simple repeat order.
Test Results, Sick Notes, Reports and Admin Requests
The official homepage says the same contact route can be used for test results, sick notes, appointment cancellation, carer updates, personal details and medical report requests.
Test result query
Prepare test type, test date, where it was done and whether the result has been reviewed.
Sick note
Prepare the start date, expected end date, employer requirement and whether it is a first or follow-on request.
Medical report
Use the contact route and explain who requested the report, deadline and consent status.
Cancel appointment
Use the contact route if you need to cancel an appointment and cannot use another cancellation method.
Tell us you are a carer
The homepage says the contact link can be used to tell the practice you are a carer.
Change personal details
Use the contact route to update details such as address or phone number.
Blood Tests: Cricket Green and Nearby Options
The blood-test booking page says Cricket Green has limited availability and other blood-test locations may be faster.
Cricket Green
Book by calling 020 8648 0822 or through reception. Availability is limited.
St Helier
Book through the listed hospital phlebotomy route. Take your blood-test form.
The Nelson
Book through the listed appointment route and take your blood-test form.
The Birches
Another listed option for blood testing. Check the current booking route before attending.
Cervical Screening and Extended Tuesday Evening Clinic
The homepage says Cricket Green has extended evening screening clinic hours on Tuesdays between 6:00pm and 7:30pm. It says appointments should be pre-booked by calling the practice or submitting a Klinik request through the website, and walk-ins are not accepted.
Doctors, Physician Associates and Practice Team
The official staff page lists a large multidisciplinary team. Staff details can change, so use the official staff page for live names and roles.
GP partners listed
Dr Nav Chana, Dr Andrew Otley, Dr Simon Gilbert and Dr Katherine Paterson are listed as GP partners on the official staff page.
Salaried GPs listed
Dr Stephen O’Hanlon, Dr Joanna Thorne, Dr Gloria Jeyaraj, Dr Lucy McDonnell, Dr Natalia Shiryaeva and Dr Sana Shahid are listed as salaried GPs.
Physician associates
The practice says physician associates work as part of the multidisciplinary team under supervision from a named senior doctor.
Clinical pharmacist
The staff page lists Reena Rabheru-Dodhy as Clinical Pharmacist – Respiratory Specialist.
Mental health practitioner
The staff page lists Manuela Maletta as Mental Health Practitioner.
Practice management
The page lists Mark O’Neill as Practice Manager and Cristina Duarte as Assistant Practice Manager.
Open official staff pageNursing Team and Clinic Support
The official staff page says practice nurses are available every day and can support minor injuries, dressings, ear syringing, leg ulcers, sprains, BP checks, cuts, vaccinations, children’s immunisations, cervical smears and long-term condition care.
Practice nurses
Listed nurses include Obi Liya, Chloe Smalley, Annika Flasck and Bernadette Murphy.
Long-term conditions
Nurses help look after patients with asthma, heart disease and diabetes, and can organise relevant checks.
Community nurses
Community nurses attached to the practice visit patients confined to their homes who need nursing assistance, usually arranged with a doctor.
Safe Surgery, Diverse Community and Teaching Practice
Safe Surgery access
The practice says lack of ID, proof of address, immigration status or language should not be a barrier to registration.
Local history
The practice says it has served the Mitcham community for over a century and is a modern purpose-built surgery.
Teaching practice
The practice says it is a hub university teaching practice and trains medical students from St George’s and King’s.
Parking, Access and Visit Planning
Patient parking
The official contact page says the car park is for staff only due to limited spaces.
Accessibility listed
The contact page lists disabled parking, disabled WC and step-free access.
Visit tip
Use the full address, 75-79 Miles Road, Mitcham, CR4 3DA, and confirm your appointment before travelling.
CQC Rating Context
Overall rating
CQC lists Cricket Green Medical Practice as Overall: Good.
Well-led
CQC lists Well-led as Outstanding, with Safe, Effective, Caring and Responsive rated Good.
Latest review
CQC says it reviewed available information on 6 July 2023 and did not find evidence requiring reassessment at that stage.
Cricket Green Route Planner
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Copy-and-Use Scripts
Online GP request
I am registered at Cricket Green Medical Practice. My main problem is ______. It started ______. It is getting better/worse. I take ______. I am worried because ______. I can be contacted on ______.Prescription query
Medicine name: ______. Dose: ______. I use pharmacy: ______. I have ______ days left. The issue is ______. Please advise the next step.Test result query
I had a ______ test on ______. I am asking whether the result has been reviewed and whether there is a message for me.Registration question
I want to register with Cricket Green Medical Practice. My address is ______. My council tax is paid to ______. My NHS number is / is not known. Please advise the correct registration route.Safety, Privacy and Medical Disclaimer
Map: Cricket Green Medical Practice Mitcham
Use this map for 75-79 Miles Road, Mitcham, CR4 3DA. Confirm appointment instructions before travelling and remember that the car park is listed as staff-only.
Official Action Links
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Cricket Green Medical Practice Mitcham FAQs
What is Cricket Green Medical Practice?
Cricket Green Medical Practice is an NHS GP surgery in Mitcham, serving the local community from its Miles Road surgery.
What is the Cricket Green Medical Practice phone number?
The official website lists 020 8648 0822.
Where is Cricket Green Medical Practice?
The official website lists Cricket Green Medical Practice at 75-79 Miles Road, Mitcham, CR4 3DA.
What are Cricket Green Medical Practice opening hours?
The official opening-times page lists Monday to Friday 8:00am to 6:30pm.
Does Cricket Green have extended hours?
Yes. The official site lists Tuesday extended hours from 6:30pm to 8:00pm.
Is Cricket Green open at lunch?
The opening-times page says the practice remains open during lunch and services are available throughout the day.
What should I do when Cricket Green is closed?
Use NHS 111 for urgent medical advice when it is not a 999 emergency. Call 999 for life-threatening emergencies.
How do I request an appointment?
The official homepage says the simplest and quickest way to reach your GP to book an appointment, request a long-term condition review or ask for other help is online through the website.
Can I phone Cricket Green for appointments?
Yes. The practice leaflet says you can call 020 8648 0822 during opening hours if needed.
What is the Cricket Green online request link?
The official website links to an Accurx/Florey online request route at florey.accurx.com/p/H85038.
Can I use the online contact route for test results or sick notes?
Yes. The homepage says the contact route can be used for test results, sick notes, appointment cancellation, carer information, personal details and medical report requests.
How do I register with Cricket Green Medical Practice?
The practice says new patients can complete the online registration form or visit the practice to complete paper-based forms.
Who can register with Cricket Green?
The registration page says patients need to live within the practice boundary and that the practice takes patients whose council tax is covered by and paid to the London Borough of Merton.
Does lack of ID stop registration?
No. The practice says it is a Safe Surgery and lack of ID, proof of address, immigration status or language should not be a barrier to registration.
Do I need my NHS number to register?
The registration page says your NHS number is required to ensure correct registration and transfer of medical records.
How do I use Patient Access?
First complete the online services registration form and provide one form of photo identification. Once processed, the practice issues a username and password.
What can online services be used for?
The practice says online services can be used to order repeat prescriptions, see medical records and review medications and known allergies.
Can a carer or family member get proxy access?
Yes. The online services page explains proxy access for a carer or family member, with consent and identification requirements.
Can I use the NHS App?
Yes. The practice links to NHS App guidance and says it can be used for services including records and repeat prescriptions where access is enabled.
How do I book a blood test?
The blood-test booking page says Cricket Green blood tests can be booked by calling 020 8648 0822 or through reception, but availability is limited and other locations may be faster.
Where else can I get blood tests near Cricket Green?
The practice blood-test page lists St Helier University Hospitals, The Nelson Medical Practice and The Birches Polyclinic as options, with booking instructions and a blood-test form requirement.
Does Cricket Green offer cervical screening extended hours?
Yes. The homepage says Tuesday evening screening clinic hours are between 6:00pm and 7:30pm and must be pre-booked; walk-ins are not accepted.
Does Cricket Green have parking?
The official contact page says the car park is for staff only because spaces are limited.
Does Cricket Green have disabled access?
The contact page lists disabled parking, disabled WC and step-free access.
Who are the GP partners listed at Cricket Green?
The official staff page lists Dr Nav Chana, Dr Andrew Otley, Dr Simon Gilbert and Dr Katherine Paterson as GP partners.
Does Cricket Green have nurses?
Yes. The official staff page says practice nurses are available every day and support services such as dressings, BP checks, vaccinations, cervical smears and long-term condition care.
Does Cricket Green have physician associates?
Yes. The staff page says physician associates work as part of the multidisciplinary team under supervision from a named senior doctor.
Is Cricket Green a teaching practice?
Yes. The practice page says Cricket Green is accredited as a hub university teaching practice and trains medical students from St George’s and King’s.
What is Cricket Green’s CQC rating?
CQC lists Cricket Green Medical Practice as Overall: Good, with Well-led rated Outstanding.
Is this the official Cricket Green Medical Practice website?
No. This is an independent MedicalGroupUK.org guide. Use the official Cricket Green, NHS and CQC links for live forms, current rules and official service details.