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Contact Us


Amersham Vale Practice
Address
Suite 5
Waldron Health Centre
Amersham Vale
New Cross
London
SE14 6LD
Opening Times
Monday 08.00am - 18.30pm
Tuesday 08.00am - 18.30pm
Wednesday 08.00am - 18.30pm
Thursday 08.00am - 18.30pm
Friday 08.00am - 18.30pm
Saturday - CLOSED
Sunday - CLOSED
Tel: 020 3474 6730
Contact us via KLINIK (Medical Enquiries)
Contact us by online form (Non-Medical Enquiries)
Transport Links
We are located near multiple Bus Stops, 1 Train Station and are of a walkable distance in some cases.
Train Station Near Us
New Cross train station
Bus Stops Near Us
New Cross Sation: Stops W and V
Marquis of Granby: Stops T and S
Out Of Hours
In the event that the Practice is closed due to staff training, bank holidays, unforeseen events or we are closed due to being outside of normal surgery hours, there are multiple out-of-hour services that can be contacted if you need to seek medical assistance. We have listed out-of-hour services that can be contacted in these events.
SELDOC
SELDOC provides out-of-hours primary care from 18.30pm - 8.00am weekdays and 24 hours at weekends and bank holidays within Lambeth, Southwark, Lewisham, Merton, Wandsworth and Sutton. This Service can only be accessed by calling the NHS 111 telephone line.
NHS 111
NHS 111 can help if you think you need medical help right now.
You can get help from NHS 111:
- by using 111 online
- in the NHS App
- by calling 111
Do you need to contact us today?
- An Urgent Problem is one which cannot wait until tomorrow. E.g. an infection, a baby who is unwell, a mental health crisis.
- A Routine Problem is one which can wait until another day. E.g. to discuss a long term problem such as Diabetes, Blood Pressure or pain.
- If you have an Emergency Problem please go to A+E and consider calling 999
Accessibility to the building
The building that we are located in has a front entrance which is step free, and there is also 2 sets of elevators in working order.
For further accessibility information for the rest of this building please visit the website below "AccessAble"