Non-urgent advice: How to find us
Uppingham Surgery is located on the Northern edge of Uppingham.
Approaching from Leicester on the A47: Turn right at the roundabout (signposted Kettering, Corby, Uppingham and Caldecott) onto A6003 Ayston Road heading southwards towards the Uppingham town centre. After 100 metres turn left into Northgate. After 75 metres turn right into the Surgery car park.
Approaching from Glaston/Barrowden on the A47: Turn left at the roundabout (sign-posted Kettering, Corby, Uppingham and Caldecott) onto A6003 Ayston Road heading southwards towards the Uppingham town centre. After 100 metres turn left into North Gate. After 75 metres turn right into the surgery car park.
Approaching from Oakham on the A6003: Go straight on at the roundabout (signposted Kettering, Corby, Uppingham and Caldecott) onto A6003 Ayston Road heading southwards towards the Uppingham town centre. After 100 metres turn left into Northgate. After 75 metres turn right into the Surgery car park.
Approaching from the South and Uppingham Town Centre: Take the A6003 from the town centre heading north towards Oakham and the A47. After 800 metres from the Town centre and (100 metres before the A47 roundabout) turn left into North Gate. After 75 metres turn right into the Surgery car park.
Branch Surgeries
Uppingham Surgery has three additional branch sites. The branch surgeries are only open for limited hours so please check their opening times.
Ring Uppingham Surgery on 01572 823531 when Barrowden Surgery is closed.
For the collection of pre-ordered prescriptions and pre-booked appointments.
Ring Uppingham Surgery on 01572 823531 when Gretton Surgery is closed.
For the collection of pre-ordered prescriptions and pre-booked appointments
Non-urgent advice: Out of Hours
NHS 111
When to use NHS 111 online or call 111
Use NHS 111 online (111.nhs.uk) or call 111 if you think you need medical help right now.
We can direct you to the best place to get help if you cannot contact your GP during the day, or when your GP is closed (out-of-hours).
Depending on what you need, you might be advised to:
call 999 or go to A&E in an emergency
go to an urgent treatment centre
see an evening and weekend GP (out-of-hours GP)
get a callback from a nurse
contact an emergency dentist or find a dentist
contact your own GP surgery
see a pharmacist for a minor illness or to get medicine
look after yourself safely at home