Improved Access, Brough, North Humberside

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Improved Access is one of the leading GP practice in Brough and it is located at Gilberdyke Health Centre, Thornton Dam Lane, Brough, North Humberside, HU15 2UL. Patients can contact Improved Access at 07790 606852 for appointments. It offers Electronic Prescription Service (EPS) which allows you to get your medicines with out the need of paper prescription. NHS East Riding Of Yorkshire CCG is responsible for effective clinical commissioning of Improved Access.

Contact Information

Improved Access
Gilberdyke Health Centre, Thornton Dam Lane
Brough, North Humberside, HU15 2UL
07790 606852

GP Profile

Improved Access address, phone number, fax number, website, email etc. details are mentioned as below. Patients can call on the below given phone number for appointments.
NameImproved Access
Organization codeY06247
AddressGilberdyke Health Centre, Thornton Dam Lane
Brough, North Humberside, HU15 2UL
Phone number07790 606852
Website-
Email-
CommissionerNHS East Riding Of Yorkshire CCG

Opening times

Improved Access opening timing for reception and surgery are as mentioned below for complete week. Patients can book their appointments accordingly.
No reception timings available

No surgery timings available


Map and Direction






Other GP's in Brough

Gilberdyke Health Centre
Location: Thornton Dam Lane, Gilberdyke
Brough, Humberside, HU15 2UL
Phone: 01430 440225
Website: http://www.gilberdykehealthcentre.co.uk
The Ridings Medical Group Brough Surgery
Location: Brough Surgery, 4 Centurion Way
Brough, HU15 1AY
Phone: 01482 668668
Website: http://www.theridingsmedicalgroup.nhs.uk/
The Ridings Medical Group South Cave Surgery
Location: 67 Ferry Road, South Cave
Brough, HU15 2JG
Phone: 01482 668668
Website: http://www.theridingsmedicalgroup.nhs.uk/

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