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Online Consulting

Welcome to our new online consulting tool. You can contact us about a medical, administrative or prescription issues by clicking on the image above. Answer a few short questions and we will get back to you within 2 working days.

Please do not use this online form for urgent or emergency requests. The submitted forms will only be read during office hours. The forms will not be read on the weekends (Saturdays and Sundays) or on bank holidays.  They will not be read Monday-Friday between the hours of 18:00 - 08:00. Please contact 111 during out of hours or 999 if this is an emergency.

Appointment System

The Practice operates an online triage system. Please note this service cannot always allow patients a choice of GP but we will try to accommodate where possible. These completed forms go to the on call GP who will then allocate you an appropriate appointment.

If you are unable to complete this form please ring reception 0161 490 2293 and one of our Care Coordinators will complete this for you. They will require appropriate information for the doctor so please be understanding of the need for questions. Please also be aware call waiting times between these hours maybe longer than anticipated due to the high volume of calls. 

If your doctor of choice has no free appointments within 48 hours, you will be offered an appointment with another doctor in the practice.

Urgent Appointments

The online booking system is for routine appointments only.  Please do not use it to book urgent appointments, (e.g. chest pain, shortness of breath) instead please call 999 or seek urgent medical advice via 111.

Running Late

Although we book 10 minute appointment slots, not every problem can be dealt with in this period so there may be times when the GP and nurses surgeries run late. Please be patient - there may be a time when your appointment takes longer than 10 minutes.  If you have been waiting a long time and think you may have been forgotten, please go back to the front desk. The receptionist will let you know why the delay has occurred.

Extended Access Hubs

Manchester GP surgeries are there for you at evenings and weekends

The practice, working in collaboration with Manchester Extended Access, is pleased to offer access to GP, nurse and HCA appointments during the evenings and at the weekends.

  • Wednesday & Thursday 4:30pm to 8:00pm
  • Saturday & Sunday 10am to 2pm (an appointment will be made by your own practice and then you will be seen by a Doctor at either Cornishway Group Practice or a Practice in the local area).

To book appointments simply ask the receptionist who will arrange an appointment at a time and location that suits you best. This may not be at your usual practice, but the GP or Health Care Professional who sees you will have access to your medical record and can issue prescriptions if required and deal with other matters appropriately should the need arise.

For more information on the Manchester Extended Access Service visit:

Cancelling or changing an appointment

Unfortunately we continue to have a high non-attendance rate which seriously limits our ability to offer appropriate slots. Please notify the practice as soon as you are aware that your appointment is no longer convenient. Last minute cancellations will be marked as non-attendance.

All non-attendance is recorded and repeated episodes will trigger correspondence from the Practice. As a last resort, if these are ignored, a patient may be asked to leave the Practice list in fairness to our other patients.

You can also text to cancel your appointment. Text back CANCEL

If you need help when we are closed

If you need medical help now, use NHS 111 online or call 111.

NHS 111 online is for people aged 5 and over. Call 111 if you need help for a child under 5.

Call 999 in a medical or mental health emergency. This is when someone is seriously ill or injured and their life is at risk.

If you need help with your appointment

Please tell us:

  • If there’s a specific doctor, nurse or other health professional you would prefer to respond
  • If you would prefer to consult with the doctor or nurse by phone, face-to-face, by video call or by text or email
  • If you need an interpreter
  • If you have any other access or communication needs

Home Visits

If possible please try to telephone reception before 10am if you require a home visit.

A doctor or nurse may phone you back as it may be that your problem can be dealt with by a telephone consultation. Alternatively a nurse visit or indeed a hospital attendance may be more appropriate.

House visits are only available for patients who are housebound because of illness or disability.

Please remember that several patients can be seen in the practice in the time that it takes to make one home visit. There are also better facilities for examining and treating patients at the Health Centre.

Text Reminder Service

We have a texting service which allows you to receive confirmation and reminders about your appointments.

To have this service you will need to register by completing a consent form.

Please remember to update your contact details with us when you change address, telephone numbers and email address.

Complete our SMS Reminder Form

Travel vaccinations

If you're planning to travel outside the UK you may need to be vaccinated against some of the serious diseases found in other parts of the world.

View the NHS Travel Vaccination Advice

Pharmacy First - getting the most from your pharmacist

Under the new NHS Pharmacy First scheme, you can visit a pharmacist to receive advice and treatment for some simple illnesses, instead of going to see your doctor. Read here about what conditions you can now go directly to your pharmacist about and what you need to do.

What is Pharmacy First?

The new Pharmacy First scheme means you can go and see a pharmacist about several minor illnesses and conditions you would previously have had to see your GP about. You can visit your pharmacist for a consultation and they will treat you and prescribe medication if necessary. If your condition is more serious you will be referred to a GP or hospital.

What conditions can you see your pharmacist about?

Under Pharmacy First, pharmacists can treat and prescribe medication for seven conditions. These are the conditions, and at what age, you can see the pharmacist about:

Anyone not within these age ranges should see their GP.

There are many existing conditions which you have already been able to see your pharmacist about. These include:

  • Aches and pains - such as, back pain, headache and period pain.

  • Accidents - such as, sprains, minor cuts, and grazes

  • Colds, flu and other infections - such as, cough, congestion, fevers and/or temperature.

  • Ear care - such as, ear wax.

  • Eye care - such as, conjunctivitis, styes.

  • Hay fever - which is not controlled by standard over-the-counter treatments.

  • Rashes.

  • Skin problems - such as, athlete’s foot, cold sores, or mild eczema or psoriasis.

  • Stomach aches - such as, constipation, diarrhoea, or indigestion.

How to see your pharmacist

More than 10,000 pharmacies across the UK are part of the scheme - that's more than 9 out of every 10. Generally, you can just walk in to your closest or preferred one and ask for an appointment - or they will see you straightaway if there is availability. If you'd prefer, you can call and ask for a video consultation with the pharmacist.

You may also be referred to a pharmacy appointment from:

  • NHS 111 - online, telephone and the NHS App.

  • Integrated urgent care clinical assessment services.

  • Urgent treatment centres.

  • A&E.

  • 999.

  • Your GP.

To find out your nearest pharmacy and check if it is part of the scheme go to NHS pharmacy finder or just walk in.