University of Salford Health Centre

University of Salford Health Centre Providing a high quality,caring and personal health care service to the student population of Salford.

We offer our service in a safe,supportive and suitably equipped environment,using technological advances in healthcare systems for our patients benefit.

📢 Practice Closure - TrainingOn Thursday 26 February 2026, our practice will be closed from 1.30pm for essential staff t...
23/02/2026

📢 Practice Closure - Training

On Thursday 26 February 2026, our practice will be closed from 1.30pm for essential staff training.

During this time, patient care will be provided by Salford Primary Care Together, who can support urgent health needs including:
âś… Same day urgent care
âś… Acute prescriptions
âś… Face to face and remote consultations
âś… Urgent home visits, where clinically appropriate

đź“ž Please call 0161 983 0641 after 1.30pm on Thursday 26 February 2026.

Thank you for your understanding.

Children’s dental health is an important part of overall wellbeing, and simple daily habits can help protect young teeth...
23/02/2026

Children’s dental health is an important part of overall wellbeing, and simple daily habits can help protect young teeth for life.

Drinks that are high in sugar and acidity can damage tooth enamel and increase the risk of decay. Encouraging water or milk, brushing twice daily with fluoride toothpaste, and regular dental check-ups can all support healthy smiles. Starting good oral health habits early can make a lasting difference. 🦷🪥💙✨

Read NHS advice on taking care of children’s teeth: https://www.nhs.uk/live-well/healthy-teeth-and-gums/taking-care-of-childrens-teeth/

20/02/2026

Using the NHS App to order repeat prescriptions is a quick and convenient way to manage your medicines without needing to contact your GP practice.

You can:
- Log in to the app
- Select your repeat prescription
- Choose your nominated pharmacy
- Track the status. all in one place.

The NHS App can also show when your prescription is ready to collect, helping save time and reduce unnecessary phone calls. You may also be eligible for free or reduced-cost prescriptions, depending on your circumstances, so it’s worth checking what support is available. 📱💊💙✨

Visit the NHS App homepage: https://www.nhs.uk/nhs-app/
Step-by-step guide to prescriptions in the NHS App: https://www.nhs.uk/nhs-app/help/prescriptions-in-the-nhs-app/
Find out about free or reduced-cost prescriptions: https://patient.info/treatment-medication/nhs-and-other-care-options/free-or-reduced-cost-prescriptions

Managing your appointments just got easier! 📞✨We know life gets busy, so we’ve introduced a new automated phone service ...
19/02/2026

Managing your appointments just got easier! 📞✨

We know life gets busy, so we’ve introduced a new automated phone service to help you manage your time better. Whether you’ve forgotten your appointment time or simply can’t make it, you can now check or cancel without needing to wait in a queue to speak to a receptionist.

How it works:

Call the practice as usual.

Press 1 to hear details of your upcoming appointments.

Follow the prompts to cancel if the slot is no longer needed.

By letting us know as soon as possible, you help us offer that appointment to another patient who needs it. Thank you for your support!

18/02/2026

FAST awareness helps everyone recognise the signs of stroke and act quickly.

Stroke is a medical emergency, and getting help fast can save lives and reduce long-term disability. Knowing your risk factors, such as high blood pressure, high cholesterol, family history and lifestyle factors, can also help with prevention.

If you notice any signs of stroke, call 999 immediately. ⏱️🧠🚑✨

Learn the signs of stroke (FAST): https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/stroke/symptoms/
Get stroke prevention advice and support: https://www.stroke.org.uk

Oesophageal Cancer Awareness Month is a time to raise awareness of risk factors, symptoms and the importance of looking ...
16/02/2026

Oesophageal Cancer Awareness Month is a time to raise awareness of risk factors, symptoms and the importance of looking after your long-term health.

A family history of cancer, smoking, va**ng, poor diet and long-term acid reflux can all increase risk. Making positive lifestyle changes, such as stopping smoking or va**ng, can help reduce the risk of many cancers and improve overall health.

Knowing the signs and understanding risk factors can support earlier diagnosis and better outcomes. 🎗️🩺💙✨

Read about oesophageal cancer symptoms and treatment: https://ow.ly/KGoq50Yf7jv
Learn the truth about va**ng: https://ow.ly/hh4S50Yf7jt
Read about what smoking does to your heart and health: https://ow.ly/24kZ50Yf7jp

13/02/2026

National Heart Month is a great time to think about simple ways to protect your heart and improve your long-term health. ❤️🩺💪✨

Checking your blood pressure, understanding your heart age and making positive lifestyle changes like stopping smoking can significantly reduce your risk of heart disease and stroke. Small steps taken today can make a big difference for your future heart health.

If you experience chest pain and tightness, or shortness of breath, call 999 📲

Calculate your heart age: https://ow.ly/tLjL50YcORw
Check your blood pressure reading: https://ow.ly/Xjmi50YcORy
Read about smoking and your blood pressure: https://ow.ly/IQYw50YcORz

11/02/2026

Children’s Mental Health Week is a great opportunity to think about how we can support children’s wellbeing in everyday life. 🧠💙📱✨

Creating healthy habits around screen time and internet use, having open conversations about what children see online, and knowing where to find support can all make a positive difference.

For families waiting for neurodiversity or mental health assessments, trusted guidance and early support can help while you’re on the journey. Small, consistent actions at home can help children feel safer, more confident and better supported.

Read about talking to children about healthy internet use: đź”—https://ow.ly/FtQe50Ycg1x

Explore Parentkind’s online safety toolkit: 🔗https://ow.ly/fTjY50Ycg1g

Get NSPCC online safety advice for parents and carers: đź”—https://ow.ly/4cnN50Ycg1t

Find out more about Children’s Mental Health Week: 🔗https://ow.ly/T7kr50Ycg1j

09/02/2026

HIV testing is quick, confidential and an important part of looking after your sexual health. Many people with HIV do not have symptoms, so testing is the only way to know your status.

Free testing options are available, including home testing and local services, making it easier than ever to get checked. Prevention, early diagnosis and effective treatment mean people with HIV can live long, healthy lives. 🧪💙🩺✨

Order a free HIV test: https://ow.ly/WnF450Y8L7R
Learn about HIV Prevention England and prevention support: https://ow.ly/29wo50Y8L7Y
Read about antibody and antigen tests: https://ow.ly/Syh250Y8L7X
Get information about HIV and AIDS: https://ow.ly/ETYf50Y8L7W

Mind’s Time to Talk Day is a reminder that talking really can change lives. Whether you’re feeling lonely around Valenti...
05/02/2026

Mind’s Time to Talk Day is a reminder that talking really can change lives. Whether you’re feeling lonely around Valentine’s Day, coping with grief or bereavement, or struggling with your mental health, you deserve to be heard and supported.

If you’re waiting for therapy, there are ways to look after yourself, manage difficult feelings and find support in the meantime. Small conversations, with friends, family or professionals, can be a powerful first step towards feeling less alone. 💙🗣️🌱✨

Read Mind’s advice on coping while on a waiting list for therapy: https://ow.ly/CKwR50Y85JG

04/02/2026

World Cancer Day is a chance to raise awareness of cancer prevention, early diagnosis and the importance of national screening programmes for bowel, breast and cervical cancer. Screening can help find changes early, before symptoms appear, when treatment is more likely to be successful. 💙✨

Many people diagnosed with cancer now live longer and better lives thanks to improvements in detection, treatment and support. Understanding risk factors, making healthy lifestyle choices and attending screening when invited can all help reduce risk and improve survival. Support is also available for anyone affected by cancer, from diagnosis through recovery and beyond. 🎗️

View cancer survival statistics: https://ow.ly/lRRl50Y82FW
Learn about NHS screening and early diagnosis: https://ow.ly/33aV50Y82FC
Read about causes and risk factors for cancer: https://ow.ly/SPcE50Y82FL

🎉 We’re at the SU Festival of Wellbeing – WellFair today!📍 University House, Northside (That End)⏰ 12pm – 4pmCome and sa...
04/02/2026

🎉 We’re at the SU Festival of Wellbeing – WellFair today!

đź“Ť University House, Northside (That End)
⏰ 12pm – 4pm

Come and say hello to our friendly GP practice team đź‘‹
Ask questions, explore the support available to you, and find out how we can help look after your health while you’re studying.

Not registered with a GP? No problem, we can help you sign up on the day.

✨ No appointment needed – just drop by! ✨

Address

University Of Salford, Maxwell Building, 3rd Floor 43 Crescent
Salford
M54WT

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 1pm
1:45pm - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 1pm
1:45pm - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 1pm
1:45pm - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 1pm
1:45pm - 5pm
Friday 9am - 12:45pm
1:30pm - 5pm

Telephone

+441612954209

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