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Popular and very friendly GP surgery, we offer 10 doctors and 8 nurses, delivering a wide variety of

14/01/2026

Phone found this morning outside Trescobeas surgery.
Holding at the surgery for the owner

12/01/2026

Good morning
Power has been restored in our Mylor surgery over night.
Mylor surgery is open as usual today.
Many thanks for your patience during the stormy times.

09/01/2026

After last nights storm, many staff are finding it difficult to get into the surgery.
Our phones lines will be open at 8am if you would like to re-arrange your appointment for today.
However we may need to cancel your appointment today and re-arrange if so we will be in touch.
Please stay safe out there and only travel if essential.
The team at Trescobeas

31/12/2025

We would like to wish all our patients a Happy & healthy New Year.
We will be closed from 6.30pm today until Friday 2nd January 2026 when we reopen at 8am.

22/12/2025

From all the team at Trescobeas Surgery we would like to wish all our patients a very Merry Christmas.

We will be closed from 6.30pm on Wednesday 24th December and reopen on Monday 29th December at 8am.

03/10/2025

✅ It's Stoptober! Whether you’ve tried before, or it’s your first time, this October is the perfect time to quit smoking.

If you’d like support from our helpful and friendly team of stop smoking advisors, then get in touch today on:
📞 01872 324200
📧 healthy.cornwall@cornwall.gov.uk
📲 https://bit.ly/HCSmokefree25

29/09/2025

Flu isn’t just a sniffle – it can lead to serious illness, especially in young children. Kids are known as "super spreaders" – they catch and pass on flu easily, often bringing it home to grandparents or younger siblings.
🛡️ The good news? The NHS flu vaccine is free, quick and needle-free (just a nasal spray!)
✅ For 2 & 3 year olds – book with their GP surgery
✅ For school-aged children – return the school consent form ASAP

🧒 Protect your child. 👵 Protect your family. 💙 Protect Cornwall.

01/08/2025

There are lots of places where you can get help for illness and injury. Do you know where is best?

➕ Pharmacy 💚
A pharmacy can help with a wide range of minor illness, and provide all sorts of services and advice. Most now offer the Pharmacy First service which provides treatment for 7 common conditions, without the need for a GP appointment.

Find your nearest open pharmacy 👀⬇️
https://www.nhs.uk/find-a-pharmacy

🤕 MIU 🦴
Minor Injury Units and the Urgent Treatment Centre (West Cornwall Hospital, Penzance) are for help with injuries that need urgent attention but are not a life or limb emergency. Always check open times, x-ray and live wait times before you go: https://www.cornwallft.nhs.uk/miu-waiting-times/

Think:
✂️ cuts that need stitches
📷 suspected broken bones
🔥 minor burns and scalds
👁️ eye problems.

Open evenings and weekends, x-ray services, no appointment needed.
Always check open times, x-ray and live wait times before you go:
🔗 https://royalcornwallhospitals.nhs.uk/waiting-times/urgent-care

💻 NHS 111 online 📱
If you need help for something non-urgent and it can't wait until your GP surgery is open, or if you're unsure of what service you need, use NHS 111 online for help 24 hours a day. You can also call 111.

You will be directed to the most appropriate care, with call back from a clinician if it's needed.
🔗 https://111.nhs.uk

🚑 999 📞
Always call 999 or visit the emergency department if it is a genuine emergency that is life- or limb-threatening, such as chest pain, major blood loss, loss of consciousness.

🤧If you are unwell with flu, norovirus, COVID-19, please don’t go to a health setting such as the emergency department and our minor injury units or visit a loved one in hospital.

30/06/2025

☀️ When the sun shines it’s important to put your sunscreen on to protect your skin!

Everyone of all ages should take care in the sun, especially if you:

have pale, white or light brown skin
have freckles, red or fair hair
tend to burn rather than tan
have many moles
have skin problems relating to a medical condition
are only exposed to intense sun occasionally (for example, while on holiday)
have a family history of skin cancer

People who spend a lot of time in the sun, whether it's for work or play, are at increased risk of skin cancer if they do not take the right precautions.

Read our advice on what to look for when buying and applying sunscreen: https://www.nhs.uk/sun

25/06/2025

Your GP will call you if you are eligible for NHS weight loss injections.

You must have a body mass index (BMI) of 40 or more and 4 of these weight related conditions:

Type 2 diabetes
High blood pressure
Heart disease
Obstructive sleep apnoea
Abnormal blood fats
You must also take part in additional lifestyle support.

Find out more about who is eligible and other support available: https://cios.icb.nhs.uk/health/nhs-prescriptions-for-weight-loss-injections/

24/06/2025

Weight loss injections on the NHS
People living with obesity who meet the criteria will be able to explore with their healthcare professional whether this is the right treatment for them.
If you are eligible for the treatment we will contact the patients who are identified as in the highest need and who meet the criteria stated by NHS England.
Please do not contact us.

23/06/2025

🤒💡Many people get faster health advice and treatment at their local pharmacy.

🏥🩺There are over 90 pharmacies across Cornwall that can offer medical advice and help with 7 common conditions. You don't need to see a GP and they can even provide some prescription medications.

👂👃🦟🥓🤧😷🤒
• Earache for young people (age 1 to 17)
• Sinusitis (age 12 and over)
• Sore throat (age 5 and over)
• Infected insect bite (age 1 and over)
• Impetigo, a skin infection (age 1 and over)
• Shingles (age 18 and over)
• Uncomplicated urinary tract infections in women (age 16 to 64)

🧭To find local pharmacy locations and opening times visit: https://www.nhs.uk/service-search/pharmacy/find-a-pharmacy

By expanding the services community pharmacies offer, the NHS is aiming to help free up GP appointments and give people more choice in how and where they access care.

Don't wait for minor health concerns to get worse – think Pharmacy First and get seen by your local pharmacy team.

Address

Trescobeas Road
Falmouth
TR112UN

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 6pm
Tuesday	8am - 6pm
Wednesday	8am - 6pm
Thursday	8am - 6pm
Friday	8am - 6pm

Website

http://www.trescobeas-surgery.co.uk/

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