The GP-led same day access hub is designed for life’s slips, trips and falls, as well as those unexpected minor illnesses. We are ready to give you the care and attention you need – call us as early as possible after 8am. Open Monday to Friday and trusted by the local community, our clinic offers adults and children access to clinicians when most needed.
Where is the same day access hub and what are its opening times?
The same day access hub is located at The Westbourne Green Surgery, Health at the Stowe, 260 Harrow Road, London W2 5ES.
Directions to The Westbourne Green Surgery
By car:
- The Westbourne Green Surgery is on the Harrow Road and has parking capacity.
- Search on Google Maps by typing GRC5+5J London or the postcode W2 5ES.
By train:
- Circle or Hammersmith and City – Nearest station is Royal Oak.
- Bakerloo, District, Elizabeth Line and Overground services – Nearest station is London Paddington. Then take the 36 bus (Claremont Road).
By bus:
- Route 18 – Sudbury and Harrow Road Station ⇆ Euston. This leaves every 7-12 minutes. The nearest stop is Westminster Academy/Cirencester Street.
- Route 36 – Claremont Road ⇆ New Cross Bus Garage. This leaves every 7-12 minutes and stops at Paddington and Edgware Road train stations. The nearest stop is Westminster Academy/Cirencester Street.
- You can further plan your bus, tube, or overground journey with Transport for London’s journey planner, available at https://tfl.gov.uk/plan-a-journey
Which clinicians can I see for my urgent or acute medical needs?
Advanced Clinical Practitioners (ACPs) are highly trained health professionals who can undertake reviews of patients, similar to GPs for many common presentations in general practice. Advanced Clinical Practitioners can assess symptoms and build a picture of a patient’s condition, treat minor health problems, infections, minor injuries and prescribe medication where necessary.
Our Advanced Clinical Practitioners come from a number of clinical backgrounds, including urgent care, Accident and Emergency, acute medical and surgical backgrounds and general practice. They work alongside GPs who advise them on more complex cases and address any concerns. There are lots of common problems that can be seen and treated by Advanced Clinical Practitioners freeing up GP time to see more complex patients. ACPs’ scope of practice includes:
- Abdominal and rectal symptoms:
- Abdominal pain/ discomfort
- Acid reflux / heartburn
- Diarrhoea
- Vomiting
- Constipation
- Bloating
- Haemorrhoids
- Rectal bleeding
- Respiratory and chest symptoms:
- Coughs
- Chest infections
- COPD exacerbations
- Asthma exacerbations
- Shortness of breath
- Chest pains
- Palpitations
- Skin conditions:
- Acne
- Rashes
- Lumps, bumps, and swellings
- Eczema
- Psoriasis
- Mole checks
- Insect bites
- Ear, nose, throat conditions:
- Ear symptoms including infections and hearing issues
- Sinusitis
- Sore throat and tonsillitis
- Nosebleeds
- Hay fever and allergies
- Minor injuries (excluding significant injuries or suspected fractures):
- Cuts
- Bruises
- Sprains
- Urinary symptoms:
- Urinary Tract Infections (UTIs)
- Blood in the urine
- Changes in urinary flow
- Urinary frequency
- Women’s Health:
- Breast issues (non-pregnancy related(
- Vaginal discharge and genital symptoms
- Period issues
- Men’s health:
- Genital symptoms
- Prostate symptoms
- Joint symptoms (unless suitable for First Contact Physiotherapist)
- Joint pain
- Joint swelling
- General:
- Fainting and dizziness
- Referrals under the 2 week referral pathway
How do I make an appointment?
To book an appointment, please call our Practice Reception on 0207 402 4026.