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Welcome to Roysia Surgery

LATEST: You can now request travel vaccinations online.

 

Follow the link from Clinics and Services on the bar above.

 

If you are registered with us, we would love to keep in contact with you from time to time to ask for feedback, and to consult you about changes we could make to the services at the surgery.

We would love to have your email so we can keep in contact with you in the future.
Please click on Join Our Patient Groupfor more information.

There will be opportunities to meet face to face as well as online for people who are interested.


Roysia Surgery offers easy access for the disabled, ample free parking and great facilities for children.

The doctors and staff at the Roysia care for over 6,000 patients. We are all committed to giving our patients a friendly, accessible service of the highest standard. We work with the University of Cambridge to help doctors gain experience in general practice. There is no obligation for any patient to be involved in any teaching.

We run many clinics for the management of chronic diseases such as asthma and diabetes, and offer a wide variety of other medical services including antenatal and postnatal care, minor surgery, childhood vaccinations and well-person check-ups.

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Please telephone the out of hours service,

Herts Out Of Hours 03000 33 33 33                  who will either give advice, arrange for you to be seen, or arrange a home visit depending on the problem.

Herts Out of Hours is staffed by GPs and nurses.  They may ask you to come in to be seen at their base at the Lister Hospital.

There are Accident and Emergency departments at Addenbrooke's Hospital (Cambridge) and the Lister Hospital (Stevenage).  Please attend these for trauma and emergencies only.

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