Opening Hours

Princes Risborough Surgery

Day Opening hours
Thursday 1 January
Closed
Friday 2 January
8:30am to 6pm
Saturday 3 January
Closed
Sunday 4 January
Closed
Monday 5 January
8:30am to 6pm
Tuesday 6 January
8:30am to 6pm
Wednesday 7 January
8:30am to 1pm

Brill Surgery

Day Opening hours
Thursday 1 January
Closed
Friday 2 January
8:30am to 6pm
Saturday 3 January
Closed
Sunday 4 January
Closed
Monday 5 January
8:30am to 6pm
Tuesday 6 January
8:30am to 6pm
Wednesday 7 January
8:30am to 6pm

Chinnor Surgery

Day Opening hours
Thursday 1 January
Closed
Friday 2 January
8:30am to 6pm
Saturday 3 January
Closed
Sunday 4 January
Closed
Monday 5 January
8:30am to 6pm
Tuesday 6 January
8:30am to 1pm
Wednesday 7 January
8:30am to 6pm

Long Crendon Surgery

Day Opening hours
Thursday 1 January
Closed
Friday 2 January
8:30am to 1pm
Saturday 3 January
Closed
Sunday 4 January
Closed
Monday 5 January
8:30am to 1pm
5pm to 6pm
Tuesday 6 January
8:30am to 1pm
Wednesday 7 January
8:30am to 1pm

Thame Health Centre

Day Opening hours
Thursday 1 January
Closed
Friday 2 January
8:30am to 6pm
Saturday 3 January
Closed
Sunday 4 January
Closed
Monday 5 January
8:30am to 6pm
Tuesday 6 January
8:30am to 6pm
Wednesday 7 January
8:30am to 6pm

Our phone lines are closed daily between 13:00 – 14:00

When We Are Closed

If you have an urgent health problem which cannot wait until the surgery is open please contact the NHS 111 service by dialling 111

For out of hours care between 08:00 – 08:30 and 18:00 – 18:30 Monday to Friday. Please call 0300 033 9888.

Protected Learning Time (PLT)

All our surgeries close for an afternoon once a month from 13:00 for staff training. Please see dates below:

  • Wednesday 12th March 2025
  • Thursday 24th April 2025
  • Thursday 15th May 2025
  • Wednesday 11th June 2025
  • Tuesday 15th July 2025
  • Thursday 18th September 2025
  • Wednesday 15th October 2025
  • Tuesday 18th November 2025
  • Thursday 15th January 2026
  • Wednesday 11th February 2026
  • Tuesday 17th March 2026

Improved Access

For more information please view our document.

NHS 111

111 online is a fast and convenient alternative to the 111 phone service and provides an option for people who want to access 111 digitally. 

Your needs will be assessed and you will be given advice about whether you need:

  • Treat yourself at home
  • Go to a Primary Care Centre

If you need face to face medical attention you may be asked to attend a Primary Care Centre.

Click here to access NHS 111 online or call 111 to speak to a staff member.

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Minor Injuries

If you have had a minor injury within the last 48 hours why wait in A&E, contact the Urgent Treatment Centre in High Wycombe.

A&E

The nearest A&E departments are as follows:

Stoke Mandeville Hospital
Mandeville Road
Aylesbury
HP21 8AL
Tel: 01296 315000

The John Radcliffe Hospital
Headley Way
Headington
Oxford
OX3 9DU
Tel: 01865 741166

Ask Your Pharmacist

Pharmacies can help with a range of common conditions and minor illness/ injuries, such as aches and pains, uncomplicated cystitis, colds and skin rashes. You don’t need an appointment; you can just pop in, so why wait for a consultation with your nurse or doctor. Don’t miss out on this valuable service on your high street.

Visit the National Pharmacy Association website for more information.

Page last reviewed: 29 November 2022
Page created: 29 November 2022