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Visiting our clinics

Most of our clinics are open by arrangement only (the exception is East Oxford clinic on Rectory Road which runs some drop-in sessions for under 18s). Please book a telephone consultation via email / phone. Due to an increase in monkeypox cases in the UK, we will ask you extra questions when speaking to you to keep you and our staff safe.

Mask wearing and social distancing remain in place in all our sites. If you have a new continuous cough, a high temperature, or a loss or change to your sense of taste or smell, do not come to a clinic. Follow the national advice on coronavirus (COVID-19).

East Oxford (Rectory Road) clinic

Visiting the clinic

It is still essential to wear a mask / face covering if attending our clinics (unless exempt and agreed with a clinician before you come into clinic).

Under 18s – young persons drop-in

If you are under 18, you can come along to our drop-in session (no appointment required):

  • Monday 14:00 – 18:00

Appointments

With the exception of the under 18s drop-in sessions, this clinic is open by arrangement only (please do not drop-in). For information on how best to access the service you require, choose from the list below:

If we have asked for you to come into clinic, aim to arrive no more than 5 minutes before your appointment time and only bring someone with you if this has been agreed in advance.

Medicine collection slots

If we have arranged for you to collect medicine from the clinic, this can be picked up at the following times (except bank holidays, when the clinic is closed):

  • Monday 14:00 – 18:00
  • Tuesday 14:00 – 18:00

Please collect your medicine within three weeks or contact us to rearrange if this is not possible.

How to find us

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Rectory Centre

29 Rectory Road

Oxford

OX4 1BU

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Getting here

Traffic can be very busy and parking spaces limited. It's a good idea to use alternatives to car travel where possible, such as walking, cycling or public transport. Services such as Traveline can help you plan your journey.

Access and facilities

We are committed to ensuring our services are accessible to all. Please contact us if you have any specific requirements due to a disability, impairment, sensory loss or other relevant conditions / circumstances and we will do our best to accommodate these.

Disabled access

There is a lift that can be used. This is at the front of the building, through Turning Point.

Interpreting and translation services

It can take time to arrange interpreting and translation services.

Please let us know your requirements when booking a telephone consultation or organising a time to come into clinic, so we can make the necessary arrangements.

Travel and car parking

There is no parking available on site. The nearest car park is approximately 300 metres away and is pay and display (limited spaces).