If you have an enquiry of a medical nature or wish to book or amend an appointment, you can contact us by telephone (01559 364000).
Alternatively you can book appointments online via My Health Online but you will need to register for this facility with the surgery first. Please contact us by phone or using our online contact form.
We can run a number of diagnostic tests either at Llynyfran Surgery or from other specialist units or local hospitals. Test results can be obtained by telephone between 11.00am – 4.00pm. Results will only be given to the patient concerned, except in the case of children under 16 years old. Test results not seen by a doctor cannot be given out. Please note that the receptionists are unable to discuss medical matters but will refer you to a doctor, or nurse, if available.
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| DAY | MORNING | AFTERNOON | EVENING |
| Monday | 0900-1130 Appts | 1400-1600 Clinics | 1600-1800 Appts |
| Tuesday | 0900-1130 Appts | 1400-1600 Appts/Clinics | 1600-1800 Appts |
| Wednesday | 0900-1130 Appts | 1400-1600 Appts | 1600-1800 Appts |
| Thursday | 0900-1130 Appts | 1400-1600 Clinics | 1600-1800 Appts |
| Friday | 0900-1130 Appts | 1400-1600 Appts/Clinics | 1600-1800 Appts/Emerg Cover |
All surgeries are by appointment but we always have a doctor available for genuine emergencies. Appointments are made at our reception desk or by telephoning the surgery on 01559 364000.
There are a number of ways in which you can order your repeat prescription:
Your family doctor (GP) is responsible for providing care to you during normal working hours, that is Monday to Friday 8.00am to 6.30pm (excluding bank and public holidays).
GP Out of Hours Services provide health care for urgent medical problems outside normal surgery hours. This service is available for urgent medical situations only.
If you have a medical emergency, a critical or life threatening problem you should call 999 or visit your nearest Emergency (A&E) Department, day or night.
If you have an open wound which may need stitching/dressing, you should go direct to your nearest Emergency (A&E) Department or Minor Injury Unit (MIU), or if it is an emergency call 999.
Outside normal surgery hours you can still phone your GP surgery, but you’ll usually be directed to an out-of-hours service. The out-of-hours period is from 6.30pm to 8.00am on weekdays and all day at weekends and on bank holidays.
The Out of Hours Service is provided by Hywel Dda University Health Board “Care on Call”.
You can use the service during these times if you feel unwell or are worried that you may need urgent medical care that cannot wait until your GP surgery is next open.
Your call will be answered by a trained call taker who will take your name, address, date of birth and a brief outline of your problem.
Your call will then be passed to a Triage Nurse who will contact you as soon as possible to discuss your problem and agree the most appropriate course of action.
( Please keep your telephone line clear for the nurse’s call.)
This may include resolving your problem with telephone advice, being asked to attend an out of hours treatment centre or, if clinically appropriate, for seriously ill housebound patients, a home visit from the doctor.
Please remember that Out of Hours service provision is limited and that Home Visits are only intended for truly housebound seriously ill patients.
Please DO NOT contact the GP Out of Hours Service for Dental problems or Toothache.
Please contact your normal dental practice who should direct you to the Out of Hours Dental Service.
If you do not have a dentist or are unable to access services you should contact the NHS Emergency Dental Service on 08454647 NOT the GP Out of Hours Service
Ante-Natal Clinic:
Thursday afternoon (1.30-3.00pm)
By appointment
Run by the Midwives
Asthma Clinic:
Thursday afternoon
By appointment
Run by a Doctor and Practice Nurse
Child Development & Health Surveillance Clinic:
Tuesday afternoon (1.30-3.00pm)
By appointment
Run by a Doctor and Health Visitor
The clinic provides a full child developmental screening and vaccination service.
Coronary Heart Disease Clinic:
Thursday afternoon (1.00-3.00pm)
By appointment
Run by a Doctor and Practice Nurse
Diabetic Clinic:
Monday & Thursday afternoons
By appointment
Run by a Doctor and Practice Nurse
Female Health Clinic:
By appointment
Run by Doctor
Health Visitor Clinic:
Wednesday morning (10.00-11.30am)
No appointment necessary
Run by our Health Visitor
Minor Surgery Clinic:
By appointment / referral
Run by a Doctor and / or Practice Nurse
We are able to remove various “lumps” including warts. Please consult a doctor or the nurse for advice on suitability.
Phlebotomy Clinic:
Monday to Friday (8.30am-12noon)
By appointment
Travel Clinic:
By appointment
Run by a Practice Nurse
The practice provides a comprehensive travel information and vaccination service and is an approved Yellow Fever Vaccination Centre (there is a charge for certain travel vaccinations).
Warfarin Clinic:
Usually on Friday mornings
By appointment
Well Woman Clinic:
Tuesday evening (4.00-6.00pm)
By appointment
Run by a Practice Nurse
For cervical smears and routine checks.
Travel Vaccinations
The practice provides a comprehensive travel information and vaccination service and is an approved Yellow Fever Vaccination Centre (there is a charge for certain travel vaccinations).
Early Childhood Immunisation
The full range of childhood immunisations is available via our Child Development & Health Surveillance Clinic. Contact reception for further information and appointments.
Adolescent Vaccination
All 17 & 18 year olds in school and first time university students up to the age of 25 are eligible for the meningitis vaccination. This vaccine is available at the surgery, please contact the Practice Nurse to arrange an appointment.
Influenza Vaccination
The influenza vaccine is available for children and adults who qualify from 12th October 2017 between 9:00am – 6:00pm. Please check our blog on influenza vaccines for more information.
General Vaccinations
Other available vaccinations include booster Tetanus, Pneumovac and Shingles. Please speak to the Practice Nurse for more information.
A copy of the Llynyfran Surgery Privacy Policy can be found here:
We hope you are happy with the standard of service we provide, but if you have any suggestions or complaints please contact the Practice Manager. We have a practice complaints procedure in place and an explanatory leaflet is available from reception or can be downloaded here.
You may also find our ‘Putting Things Right‘ information of value.
Asthma Clinic
Family Planning Clinic
Phlebotomy Clinic
Vaccinations
Warfarin Clinic
Well Woman Clinic
