Oak Vale Medical Centre
The Fiveways Centre, 215 Childwall Road, Liverpool, L15 6UT
Telephone: 0151 295 9330
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Welcome to Oak Vale Medical Centre
Our team is dedicated to your continued good health; we approach your care with professionalism, discretion and friendliness. We hope that you can count on a warm welcome from everyone involved here at the practice.
Our building has been built to cater for the needs of the disabled. All of our consulting rooms are located on the ground floor but if you need any help in accessing the building, please make this clear when you are booking an appointment and we shall offer you what help we can to facilitate your visit. If you have any disability with which you need help e.g hearing, vision, mobilitiy, please let us know and we can arrange for a member of staff to help you.
Our appointment system is an innovative system which has been introduced successfully in other GP surgeries around the country. We introduced it in February 2013 and the system works as follows.
Telephone the surgery before 11 am, one of our doctors will telephone you back on the same day and discuss your medical problems with you. They be able to help you over the telephone,If you need to come to see a doctor, they will give you a time to come down, usually on the same day if that is convenient for you. If there is a time during the day when you will not be able to take a call from the doctor, please let the receptionist know. Similarly, if you work and there is a limited period of time when you can take a call, please let the receptionist know.
Before a fully trained hospital doctor can work as an independent G.P., they need to complete additional time working in a G.P.Training Medical Practice, Oak Vale is one of these practices. These doctors will have been qualified for 2 to 5 years when they join the practice.
Latest News
Coffee With Mates – Oak Vale Patient Coffee Mornings
The Life Rooms – Thursday 18th July
Digital Health Advisors will be attending the Oak Vale Patient Coffee Morning on Thursday 18 July to talk about Digital […]
iGPc – Saturday Smear clinics
Junior Doctor Strikes
Junior doctor strikes are due to take place 27/06/24 and are expected to last until 01/07/24 On these days, this […]
Carers Week 2024 – Event Thursday 13th June
Celebrating Carers Week 2024 Come along to Oak Vale Medical Centre to speak with Liverpool Carer Centre Representatives on Thursday […]
Opening Times
- Monday
08:00am to 06:30pm - Tuesday
08:00am to 06:30pm - Wednesday
08:00am to 12:30pm
01:30pm to 06:30pm - Thursday
08:00am to 06:30pm
Last Thursday of month closed at 1pm - Friday
08:00am to 06:30pm - Saturday
CLOSED - Sunday
CLOSED
Useful Links
Liverpool CCG News
NHS Equality campaign launched during Disability Pride Month
NHS Cheshire and Merseyside is raising awareness of the importance of fully accessible health services for patients across the region with sensory disabilities or other communication needs.
How would you prepare for an emergency?
Emergencies such as flooding, fires and power cuts can affect us all. There are simple and effective steps you can take to be more prepared.
Armed Forces Week 2024
Armed Forces Week is a chance to show our support for the men, women and children who make up the Armed Forces community
Active Soles: Changing the way we think about workwear to promote physical activity in Cheshire and Merseyside
Active Soles is a movement to change the way we think about workwear, based on the belief that active workplaces lead to happier, healthier people which in turn leads to greater creativity, better problem solving and improved productivity.
North West man transforms mental health using exercise
Mental Health Awareness Week 2024 takes place 13–19 May, and this year’s theme is ‘Movement: Moving more for our mental health’.
