Arranging an appointment -
All appointment requests will be triaged by a GP or Nurse. The receptionist will take some details from you and a doctor/nurse will telephone you to assess and arrange a same day appointment if appropriate. If they decide you need to be seen they will organise a face to face assessment. Unless your appointment is urgent you can request an appointment or advice through eConsult - Click Here
If you need to contact the surgery, please telephone from 8.00am (Monday - Friday).
Please check our Novel Coronavirus page for further information .
Appointment Timings
Dr S Fairweather:
Monday and Wednesday - morning and afternoon clinics
Dr R Thomas-Hewartson:
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday - morning and afternoon clinics
Dr R Sayers:
Tuesday- morning and afternoon clinics
Friday - morning and afternoon clinics
Dr M McEwan
Tuesday and Thursday - morning and afternoon clinics
Dr D Elward
Monday, Wednesday and Thursday - morning and afternoon clinics
Practice Nurses:
Monday to Friday - 8.30am to 12.30pm
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday - 2.00pm to 5.00pm
Wednesday - 1.00pm to 4.00pm
Health Care Assistant / Phlebotomist:
Monday to Friday - morning clinic only
Ante-natal clinic
Tuesday - 1.00pm to 3.15pm
Health Visitor:
1st and 3rd Monday of the month - immunisation clinic by appointment
Wednesday - 10.30 to 12 midday at the Baptist Church Usk - for support and advice
The Usk Surgery operates a same day telephone-led consulting service to make it easier and quicker for our patients to get help from our team. We also have an online consultation form (eConsult) which can be used for non-urgent appointments, this is an option to upload photos if needed.
1. You phone the surgery
All our doctors are qualified to help but if you want a particular doctor please call on the day they are working and we will try to fit you in but it may not always be the same doctor. Please make sure you give the receptionist as much information, surrounding your symptoms, as possible
2. The doctor/receptionist calls you back
3. You are always offered an appointment (this may be a telephone appointment) with one of our GPs or nurses if needed
Generally on the same day, there is no need to book in advance