Dr Corbett, Dr Garget & Dr Mendis

Welcome to Park Lane Surgery

Redmarshall Street, Stillington, Stockton on Tees, TS21 1JS

Main Tel: 01740 631001    Emergency Tel: 01740 630208

e-mail: enquiries.parklane@nhs.net 

(for general enquiries only, not clinical)

Please wear a face covering when coming into the surgery.  

Our supply of masks is limited and needed for staff.  Thank you.

As of 1st June the Practice will be closed every Tuesday between 1pm and 3pm for Staff Training. 

We will be open FULL days on Monday, Wednesday, Thursday & Friday

When you call the surgery to make an appointment, the Receptionist may ask you why you need to be seen; this way she can ensure that she is booking you with the most appropriate person. 

This is not a case of the receptionist being nosey! Any information given by you is treated strictly confidentially. However if you feel you do not want to disclose this information then this will be respected. 

Repeat Prescriptions

We NO LONGER take repeat prescriptions over the telephone. If you need to order your prescription please use PATIENT ACCESS or you can bring your repeat slip in to the practice and leave it in the prescription box. 

Prescriptions from the Dispensary will take 48 Hours to prepare. 

The Dispensary is open from 

0800 - 13.00 & 14.00 - 18.00

All Repeat Medicines need to be reviewed at times so you may be asked to speak to the GP or you may need monitoring bloods before they can be issued 

Important Information

Please remember when attending the practice you MUST wear a face mask. 

Only ONE person at a time in reception

You should only come to the surgery if you have an appointment or if you are collecting your medication. 

 If you are waiting outside please remember to keep a 2m distance from the person ahead of you and allow space for anyone leaving the building

We are a Vetran Friendly Practice 

Have you ever served in the British Armed Forces? Please let a member of staff know if you have so we can add a code to your medical record to reflect this.  

The NHS has a duty to deliver on a number of health commitments in relation to the Armed Forces community, their families and veterans which are set out in the Armed Forces Covenant and the NHS Constitution. 

The Armed Forces community should enjoy the same standard of, and access to healthcare as that recieved by any other UK citizen in the area they live. Family members should retain their place on the NHS waiting list, if moved around the UK due to a service person being posted. 

Veterans should recieve priority treatment for a condition which relates to their service, subject to clinical lead. 

Those injured in service should be cared for in a way that reflects the nation's moral obligation to them, by healthcare professionals who understand the Armed Forces culture. 

visit armedforcescovenant.gov.uk for information 

Practices are required to allocate all patients a named GP who is nominally responsible for your overall care in the Practice.  If you wish to know who is your named GP, please ask at Reception.  If you wish your named GP to be changed, please let us know and we will do our best to accommodate this. 

Please note  - patients are not restricted to seeing  their named GP and can see any of the GPs in the Practice.