Merton Medical Practice | NHS GP Appointments & Hours

Merton Medical Practice is at 12–17 Abbey Parade, Merton High Street, South Wimbledon, London, SW19 1DG.

The official reception phone number is 0208 545 9620.

The official contact page lists Monday and Tuesday 8am–8pm, Wednesday and Thursday 8am–7pm, Friday 8am–6:30pm, and weekends closed.

The official contact page lists out-of-hours as 111.

Use the official Accurx contact-us-online route for appointments, clinical requests and admin queries where suitable.

Yes. The homepage says clinical and non-clinical queries receive same-day review, and clinical requests are reviewed on the same day by a GP.

The homepage says you can still walk in or phone reception, and the same questions as the online form will be asked.

The appointment page says consultations may be by phone, face-to-face at the surgery, video call, text or email, based on preference and clinical need.

Yes. The appointment page asks patients to tell the practice if there is a specific doctor, nurse or other care professional they would prefer to see or speak to.

Yes. The appointment page asks patients to tell the practice if they need an interpreter.

Phone as early as possible. The doctor on call will call back and arrange a home visit if necessary. Only emergency visits will be arranged later the same day.

The appointment page says you may be considered if travelling would be detrimental to your condition or recovery, or if your medical condition affects your mobility so you cannot travel without using an ambulance.

Use NHS account/NHS App, Patient Access, directly through your pharmacist, or the repeat prescription request form.

No. The prescriptions page says the practice does not take repeat prescription requests over the phone or email.

The prescriptions page says you can usually collect your prescription 3 working days after ordering.

You can choose or change the nominated pharmacy through the app or website used to order prescriptions, by filling out the nomination form, or at any pharmacy that accepts repeat prescriptions.

Take old medicines to the pharmacy that supplied them or bring them to the surgery. Do not put them in the household bin or flush them down the toilet.

Once a doctor has reviewed results, you can view them in NHS account/NHS App or Patient Access, phone 0208 545 9620, or visit reception to check whether results are reviewed and comments have been left.

The test-results page says the practice will contact you if results show that more tests or treatment are needed.

If you have been off sick for more than 7 days, fill out the sick note request form or phone 0208 545 9620.

No, usually not. The official sick-note page says your employer should not ask for medical evidence if you have been off sick for 7 days or less; self-certification usually applies.

Use the quick online GP registration service, use the paper registration form, or contact the practice directly for support with registration.

The registration page says everyone in the UK has the right to free GP care and that if you do not have proof of ID or address, you can still register.

The registration page says immigration status or nationality do not matter, reception will not ask for immigration documents, and information will not be shared with the Home Office unless serious crime is involved.

Yes. The registration page says registered carers can benefit from flexible appointment options where possible, support with carer letters/forms, signposting, annual health reviews and understanding from the team.

Yes. The registration page says the practice welcomes children and adults with autism, ADHD, learning disabilities, sensory sensitivities, communication needs and healthcare-related anxiety, with reasonable adjustments where clinically appropriate.

Yes. The NHS App page says patients can use the NHS App to check symptoms, book appointments where available, order repeat prescriptions, view parts of the GP record and more.

Yes. The official NHS App help page says patients aged 13+ can get digital support, and lists Digital Care Coordinator support on 020 3922 1554 Tuesday to Thursday, 10am to 2pm.

You need to ask the surgery for online access to your full health record, otherwise you may only see medicines and allergies.

The medical-records policy explains Subject Access Requests. Photo ID is required for verification, and the practice aims to process requests within one month, with possible extension for complex requests.

The contact page says a disabled patients’ WC is provided, and CQC described patient facilities as wheelchair accessible in the inspection background.

The contact page asks deaf patients to email ahead of an appointment or email in to arrange one so the practice can prepare for their arrival.

The official clinics page lists chlamydia screening, antenatal checks, baby checks, blood tests, postnatal checks, asthma checks, diabetic checks, family planning, NHS health checks, private medical examinations, social prescribing and travel immunisations.

The clinics page says the practice only offers travel immunisations covered by the NHS except cholera, and advises making an appointment at least 4 weeks before travel.

CQC lists The Merton Medical Practice as Overall: Good.

No. This is an independent MedicalGroupUK.org guide. Use the official Merton Medical Practice, NHS and CQC pages for live forms, current hours and service rules.