Normanby Medical Centre - Low Grange Health Village, Normanby Road, TS6 6TD

Normanby Medical Centre at Manor House - Braidwood Road, Normanby, TS6 0HA

We are pleased to inform all patients following the engagement period between Normanby Medical Centre and Manor House that the merge was approved.

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At Normanby Medical Centre the doctors and nurses take pride in offering the highest standard of patient-centred healthcare.  

We run many clinics for chronic disease care and offer a wide variety of other medical services such as antenatal and postnatal care, minor surgery, childhood vaccinations and well-person check-ups. 

In addition the website offers a wealth of health information - please have a look around and send us any feedback. 

As of Tuesday 4th June 2024 the Manor House late night clinic will be moving to Low Grange Health Village inside Normaby Medical Centre. 

The Surgery offers a prebookable nursing clinic from 18:30-20:00 

Mondays

Tuesdays 

Wednesdays 

Fridays

And Saturdays 9:00- 17:00

Please ask reception if you would like to book an appointment. 

The Surgery will be closed from 1pm at both sites on the following dates for training: 

During these closures if you require medical assistance please contact 111.  In a real emergency only dial 999.

The Surgery will be open again the following days from 8am.

From Monday 1 April 2024, North Tees and Hartlepool NHS Foundation Trust, South Tees Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, the North East Ambulance Service (NEAS) and Hartlepool and Stockton Health (H&SH) GP federation, will operate four urgent treatment centres across the region. Service provision covers 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year including bank holidays and public holidays.

 These will be located at:

• The James Cook University Hospital (24 hours a day)
• University Hospital of Hartlepool (24 hours a day)
• University Hospital of North Tees (24 hours a day)
• Redcar Primary Care Hospital (8am – midnight)

 This includes a new urgent treatment centre at The James Cook University Hospital, which will open its doors on the first day of the new alliance, to integrate with the existing accident and emergency department.

 These centres, which will share expertise – including GPs, nurse practitioners and health support workers - and offer an aligned service across each centre, will treat many minor illnesses and injuries, including:

• Strains and sprains
• Suspected broken limbs
• Minor head injuries
• Cuts and grazes
• Bites and stings, minor scalds and burns
• Ear and throat infections
• Skin infections and rashes
• Eye problems
• Coughs and colds
• Feverish illness
• Abdominal pain
• Vomiting and diarrhoea
• Urinary tract infections

 For anyone unsure which service to use, NHS 111 will be on hand to offer advice and support.