Local NHS GPs

GP practices are open and there to help.

When you contact your practice, a Care Navigator will ask you some questions. This is confidential and will help them to direct you to the right care
You may be offered a telephone or video appointment, a quick and safe way to deal with many minor health problems
Face-to-face appointments are available for patients who need to be seen in person
You will be treated by the best member of the healthcare team to meet your needs

The process may differ slightly depending upon the arrangements at your practice.

If your GP surgery is closed, a recorded message will tell you who to contact.

If you are not registered with a GP, you can find a list of Knowsley practices here to register.

Before you make an appointment

Before you make an appointment to see your GP, think about what other services might be able to help you.

Go to a pharmacy for advice and treatment for minor conditions that do not need a prescription, find your local pharmacy here.
Call NHS 111 if you have an urgent medical problem, but you’re not sure what to do
Visit a sexual health service for testing for sexually transmitted infections and contraception advice

It’s a fast and convenient way to access GP services, you can simply fill out a form for help and advice for non-urgent problems.

You can also use it to request things like fit notes and repeat prescriptions.

Check your practice website for details.