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Access
Accessibility
There are two designated parking spaces on the left hand side of the car park as you drive in and there is a wheelchair ramp to the front entrance. Both doors will stay open if pulled or pushed to their furthest extent.
If you require assistance entering the surgery, please ring the doorbell. A wheelchair is available for use within the surgery- please ask the receptionist. A wheelchair-accessible toilet is available in the Treatment Room waiting area.
Getting here
Parking
We have a small car park with a limited number of spaces but there is usually plenty of parking space in Fallodon Way outside the surgery.
Bicycles
We have two bicycle racks in the car park.
Public transport
There are bus stops in nearby Henleaze Road.
Loop System
There is a Hearing Loop in reception for use by people with hearing aids and the building has been designed and decorated to make it easier for people with visual problems. We have a disabled toilet and baby change facilities.
- British Deaf Association
- The Deaf Health Charity – SignHealth
- Action Hearing Loss
- Royal Association for Deaf People
- National Deaf Children’s Society
Blind / Partially Sighted
If you or family members are blind or partially sighted we can give you a large print of our practice leaflet upon request. Please ask Reception for further information.
For more advice and support for blind people please see the following websites:
- Royal National Institute of Blind People (RIND)
- British Wireless for the Blind Fund
- British Blind Sport
Guide Dogs
Guide dogs are welcome at the surgery but we ask that you be aware of other patients and staff who may have an allergy or fear of dogs.
Further Information: