St Mary's Health Centre, Cop Lane, Penwortham, Preston, PR1 0SR
Telephone: 01772 970079 (Please note - area code must be dialled, even for local calls)
We are currently closed. If you call us between 18:30-20:30 weekdays, 09:00-17:00 on Saturdays and 09:00-12:00 on Sundays your call will automatically forward to our 'Increased Access' out of hours service where you can book 'on-the-day' GP and Practice Nurse appointments at one of our other network sites in Preston. For more information on this service go to https://greaterprestonpcn.nhs.uk/increased-access-to-primary-care
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UCLan Medical Centre, Foster Building, UCLan Campus, Preston, PR1 2HE | Telephone: 01772 970079
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This website contains all information regarding St Mary’s Health Centre based in Penwortham, plus our branch site which we run for students of UCLan.
If you are a patient registered with the UCLAN Medical Centre, you may wish to visit our branch website https://www.uclan.ac.uk/students/campus-life/health.php
Our practice list is open for registrations. Our main practice boundary covers all of Penwortham extending to Howick and Kingsfold. We can also register patients who commute to Preston, but live outside of the area, as long as the patient is generally fit and well and unlikely to need home visits. In these instances, you may be asked to complete an additional registration form as an ‘Out of Area’ patient.
Please speak to a member of our practice team for further information about our registration policy. You can start the registration process by clicking on the link below:
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