Crystal Peaks Medical Centre

02/02/2024

❌ Abuse is not in a day’s work ❌

Our NHS staff have the right to work in an environment free from abuse and threats of violence.

19/01/2024

04/08/2023

This year's Move More Sheffield event is a 'Keeping Healthy' event for people with learning disabilities and autistic people aged 16+ who live in Sheffield, Rotherham, Doncaster and Barnsley. Try activities like Cycling, Football, Rave Dance, Tennis and attend Healthy Living Workshops.

If you want to go, you need to book!
To find out more or to book your place, please contact: katie.hirst2@nhs.net or Sally@speakup.org.uk Alternatively, you can call: 07971 031445 or 07483 157293.

16/06/2023

09/06/2023

Health Education Sessions:

Have you recently been diagnosed with pre-diabetes or type 2 diabetes?

We have recently started running some health education sessions at Birley Health Centre to help people to understand more about this and help to manage this a bit better through diet and lifestyle.

The sessions will be running 3 consecutive weeks during the month and depending on numbers there will be a new lot of sessions starting each month. The first course will be starting on 15th June at 1.30pm.

If this is of interest, please contact reception and we can pass on your details.

01/06/2023

A programme of events for Adult and Young Carers in Sheffield

03/05/2023

Please note we are experiencing an issue with our computers. This is a national issue, please bear with us. We apologise for any inconvenience caused.

26/04/2023

The practice will be closed due to Public Bank Holidays on the following dates:

Monday 1st May 2023
Monday 8th May 2023
Monday 29th May 2023

If you require a GP in an emergency please call 111, or alternatively visit the Walk-in-Centre on Broad Lane.

24/04/2023

Mindfulness Drawing & Painting for people with Long Covid - Free session

24/04/2023

Relaxation, Breathing & Singing for Better Health - Free Session

11/04/2023

Doctors in Training - Industrial Action: 7am 11 April 2023 until 7am 15 April 2023

Please see below information from STHFT on availability of urgent and emergency care services during the affected period:

The Royal Hallamshire Hospital Minor Injuries Unit (MIU) will be closed between the 11th and 14th inclusive. We’ll leave instructions at the reception desk asking patients to either call 111 or attend the NGH Minor Injuries Service where we will centralise the RHH and NGH teams. They will work out of the Fracture Clinic space.

The NGH Medical SDEC will be opened/closed as follows:

Bank Holiday Friday 7th April – Closed
Saturday and Sunday 8th and 9th April – Open
Bank Holiday Monday 10th April – Closed
Tuesday 11th to 14th April inclusive for the Industrial Action – Closed
Saturday and Sunday 15th and 16th April – Open and then onwards.

When closed, the clinical workforce will support the Acute Medical Unit (AMU).

NGH A&E will be open as usual but we will likely have (depending on the number of Junior Drs who choose to strike) significantly reduced numbers of clinical staff working.

Patients can also be directed to the Urgent Care & Healthier Together webpages for additional advice and support:

https://sheffieldurgentcare.co.uk/

https://sybhealthiertogether.nhs.uk/

Healthier Together - a South Yorkshire and Bassetlaw Partnership. The website provides advice for parents, young people and pregnant women, and clinical resources to support healthcare professionals

06/04/2023

The surgery will be closed over the Easter Break on Friday 7th April and Monday 10th April.

If you need a doctor in an emergency please call 111 or visit the Walk-in-Centre on Broad Lane.

Happy Easter 🐣

03/04/2023

During the Covid pandemic, we amended our policy to accept repeat medication requests over the phone however please note, we have now reverted back to our policy that we do not accept repeat medication requests over the telephone unless in exceptional circumstances. This is due to safety reasons and to ensure the correct medication is being issued so is therefore in your best interests. There are multiple ways you can request your repeat medication:
1. Via SystmOne Online or the NHS App
2. Via Patient Triage that is accessible through our practice website
3. By dropping a paper request into the letterbox in our conservatory
4. Some chemists will request your repeat medication on your behalf
5. Email syicb-sheffield.crystalpeaksprescriptions@nhs.net making sure to include your name, DOB and the medication you are requesting (this email address is for prescriptions only)
Thank you for your co-operation.