Redwell Medical Centre

07/01/2026

Our phone line is now working again. Apologies for any inconvenience caused.

06/01/2026

Unfortunately there is an issue with our phone line this morning, we are working with our phone provider to get this fixed. Apologies for any inconvenience caused, we will update you when this is resolved. If you need medical advice today and you cannot contact the surgery, please call 111, for emergency’s please call 999. For routine admin requests please contact us via anima.

24/10/2025

Today is Breast Cancer Awareness Day 2025 and here at Redwell Medical Centre we are raising awareness by all wearing pink!

Five tips on how to do self examine your breasts.

1. 📅 Check once a month at the right time:
For menstruating individuals, check your breasts a few days after your period ends, when they are least likely to be swollen, lumpy or tender. If you’re not menstruating, pick a specific day of the month to perform the exam.

2. 👀Look for Changes:
Stand in front of a mirror with your arms at your sides, then raise them above your head. Look for any visible changes in breast shape, size, or color, and check for dimpling, puckering, or changes in the skin texture.

3. ✋Feel for Lumps:
Lie down or stand, and use the pads of your fingers to gently press around your breast and under your armpit in a circular motion. Cover the entire breast and armpits. Be on the lookout for any lumps, thickened areas, or changes in texture.

4. 🤌Check for Discharge:
Gently squeeze the ni**le and check for any unusual discharge, including milky, yellow, or bloody fluid.

5. 🗣️Report Any Changes:
If you notice any lumps, changes in size, shape, or texture, or any unusual discharge, make an appointment with your doctor as soon as possible. Most changes aren’t cancer, but it’s always best to get them checked professionally.

👉Breasts can naturally feel lumpy or have areas of firmness. The key is to be familiar with what’s normal for you, so you can detect any unusual changes early.

And remember, early detection is key!

Breast Cancer Now

15/10/2025

If you have a long-term health condition, the flu vaccine helps protect you from getting seriously ill.

Find out if you’re eligible for a free NHS flu vaccine and how to book
➡️ nhs.uk/fluvaccine

09/10/2025

01/10/2025

A reminder that we are closed for Staff Training from 12.30pm today and we will re-open as usual tomorrow. For information on what to do whilst we are closed, visit https://redwellmedicalcentre.co.uk/contact-us

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10/09/2025

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05/09/2025

03/09/2025

A reminder that we are closed for Staff Training from 12.30pm today and we will re-open as usual tomorrow. For information on what to do whilst we are closed, visit https://redwellmedicalcentre.co.uk/contact-us/

27/08/2025

The practice is closed on Wednesday 3rd, from 12.30pm for Staff Training and we will re-open again as usual on Thursday 4th September. For information on what to do whilst we are closed visit:

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25/08/2025

We are closed today (Bank Holiday Monday) and will re-open again as usual tomorrow.
Did you know you can still get NHS support over the Bank Holiday?
There are a range of services available to support patients with urgent but not life-threatening illnesses and injuries. Please see the attached link and use the drop-down options for more information about each options.
https://www.icnorthamptonshire.org.uk/bank-holiday/
Remember if it is a life-threatening emergency or if you are concerned about an immediate risk of harm, either to yourself or someone else please phone 999.

Bank Holiday Opening Times You can still get NHS advice and support during Bank Holidays. There are a number of services which are available to help if you need support.  

21/08/2025

We are closed this coming Bank Holiday Monday (25th August) and will re-open again as usual on Tuesday 26th August.
Did you know you can still get NHS support over the Bank Holiday?
There are a range of services available to support patients with urgent but not life-threatening illnesses and injuries. Please see the attached link and use the drop-down options for more information about each options.
https://www.icnorthamptonshire.org.uk/bank-holiday/
Remember if it is a life-threatening emergency or if you are concerned about an immediate risk of harm, either to yourself or someone else please phone 999.

Bank Holiday Opening Times You can still get NHS advice and support during Bank Holidays. There are a number of services which are available to help if you need support.