Oak Vale Medical Centre

The Fiveways Centre, 215 Childwall Road, Liverpool, L15 6UT

Telephone: 0151 295 9330

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Zero Tolerance Policy

A zero tolerance policy towards violent, threatening and abusive behaviour is now in place throughout that the NHS.

 

The doctors, nurses and staff in the practice have the right to do their work in an environment free from violent, threatening or abusive behaviour and everything will be done to protect that right.

 

At no time will any such behaviour be tolerated in this practice. If you do not respect the rights of our staff we may choose to inform the police and make arrangements for you to be removed from our practice list.

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

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