How to Order a Repeat Prescription

Repeat prescriptions have to be approved by the doctor. You can collect your prescription from your nominated pharmacy by giving three working days notice.

 Please note; any requests made after 2pm will not be processed until the following working day.

 

SystmOnline

Order your repeat prescription online at a time that suits you.

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Ways to Order

If you take medication on a long term basis, you can ask for a repeat prescription by:

  • Leaving a message on our repeat prescription line, available 24 hours a day, on 01778 393399 and using option 2
  • Online via the link at the top of this page - Please note:  You must register with the surgery before using SystmOnline for the first time.
  • Ticking the medication required on the order form and placing it in our post box, outside the front doors. 
  • Order using the NHS app 

If you have any queries or need to speak to a prescriptions clerk, their phone line is open between 10am and 2pm each working day. 

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Dispensary

The Hereward Medical Centre has an on-site dispensary for use by patients who do not live within Bourne - your prescription will be available for you to collect at the dispensary within 3 working days.

The Dispensary is open:
Monday to Friday 8:00am - 6:00pm 

 

Local Pharmacies

The Hereward Medical Centre hosts the Well Pharmacy in the car park of our premises.

Two other pharmacies are available in Bourne - Boots the Chemist, West Road, and Tesco at their supermarket on South Road.

 

Medication Reviews

Patients on repeat medication will be asked to see a doctor, nurse practitioner or practice nurse at least once a year to review these regular medications; a notification will appear on your repeat slip with your review date.

Please ensure that you book an appropriate appointment to avoid unnecessary delays to further prescriptions.