You do not need to contact the GP practice or any other NHS organisation to ask for a vaccination, or to request one for a family member.
COVID-19 VACCINATION DROP-IN CLINICS on drop-in vaccination clinics in Liverpool is available here.
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Following the Government’s relaxing of restrictions on 24th February 2022, NHS England and the Liverpool Health Protection Board have ruled that wearing of masks remains mandatory in NHS settings. We would be grateful if everyone would continue to protect our patients and staff by wearing a face covering when you come to Fulwood Green.
We’re still operating a Total Triage model as cases of COVID19 continue to rise in Liverpool. This means the Morning drop-in Emergency Surgery remains suspended.
Please do not attend the surgery and ask to be seen. Contact us by telephone or eConsult and your problem will be triaged by our clinicians.
Our update for all patients can be read here: May 2022 Appointment System
If your problem is urgent and requires a same-day response we would be grateful if you could contact us before 11am so that we have enough time to respond appropriately to your request.
We have not stopped seeing patients face to face at any stage of the pandemic and expect the numbers of face to face consultations to increase as time goes on.
As the practice is no longer involved in the delivery of COVID vaccinations, we are unable to answer queries over the phone about this, nor can we issue letters for holiday companies or airlines regarding vaccination status or mask-exemption.
The workload in General Practice currently is the hardest any of us have ever seen in our careers. We are reinstating all of our routine services against a backdrop of COVID cases, restrictions and mass vaccination. Patients are unfortunately waiting for outpatient appointments and operations for longer than any time since the 1980s and that is also causing more work in General Practice as we try to manage things our hospital colleagues are currently too busy to deal with.
This causes huge amounts of stress and inconvenience for patients. Unfortunately, we’ve had an increasing number of incidents of our staff being treated badly by patients. Examples include shouting, swearing and aggressive language. Our staff are mostly local and have all been impacted upon by COVID like everyone else. They have done a magnificent job continuing to put themselves at risk for the last 18 months to deliver a service to our patients. We would ask all of our patients and their families to please remember this when dealing with any of our team and treat them in the manner you would expect to be treated yourself, with respect and simple human courtesy. We have unfortunately had to send a few letters placing individuals on a final warning for removal from our patient list. We will continue to do this and will not hesitate to remove any patient who acts in an aggressive manner towards NHS staff. If you feel our service has fallen short of the standards expected then we want to hear about it. Please ask for a complaints form or email us at Fulwood.Green@livgp.nhs.uk
We would like to thank the vast majority of our patients for their patience, understanding and generosity over the last 15 months and ask for that to continue through what is likely to be the most challenging winter we’ve had for many years.
If you need medical advice from a doctor,
please call the surgery number on:
0151 727 2440 or complete an e-consultation
Our ethos is of patient-centered care, involving our patients in decisions about their management and empowering them to help themselves. We believe prevention to be far better than cure.
You and your family
With a patient list of over 7000 people, serving the South Liverpool postcodes of L3, L17 and some of L8, L19 and L18; Fulwood Green endeavours to combine the best of traditional family-based General Practice with a modern population-based outlook.
We believe in treating the whole person, supporting patients to self-care and giving equal regard to mental and physical health problems.
Why choose us?
Our mission is to provide up to date, evidence based healthcare to all of our patients whilst encouraging and supporting our staff to develop professionally. Our staff are accessible to our patients and always involve them in decisions about their care. We respond to feedback in a positive way, welcoming the opportunity to improve the care we deliver.
We have excellent relationships with local NHS and social care colleagues and play an active role in SWAGGA Primary Care Network.
We have an onsite pharmacy provided by Aigburth Pharmacy providing a full range of NHS Pharmacy services.
Opening Times
Monday 8am – 7pm
Tues 8am – 6.30pm
Wednesday 8am – 6.30pm
Thursday 8am – 6.30pm
Friday 8am – 6.30pm
Our Emergency Surgery Walk-in clinic is not available due to the current pandemic
Routine consultations are by appointment only.The surgery is closed at weekends, Bank Holidays and also the last Thursday of every month from 1pm for staff training.
With eConsult, patients can use a symptom checker, self manage, signpost to other services or complete an eConsult for one of 100 common General Practice conditions with their own GP at a time convenient to them, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
Reviewed February 2022
