Sax Quacks               Drs Havard, Evans, Murphy, Hamblyn, Dunn, Oates & Richards Your health online We understand how busy our patients lives are now  a days an how hard it can be to fit in a visit to the  doctors, so with this in mind we would like to offer  an alternative...   Before making an appointment why not take a  look at the patient information and links on this  page. Visit www.patient.co.uk, type in your  problem or symptoms and it will bring up a  whole host of useful information which may save you  the need for a doctors appointment (not that we don’t like to see you!) However, if after reading the relevant information you would still like to  make an appointment with a GP, then please either ring the surgery on  01728 602022 or use the "online facilities" link right at the bottom of this  page to make an online appointment.  If you would like to make an appointment to see your doctor online you  will need to first register with the practice. We will then issue you with a  password which you can use to create an account on the website below.  Once you have created your account you will then be able to book  appointments and order repeat medication online. For more information  click here  To request a password and more information please contact us. You can  do this either by telephone (01728) 602022, by e-mail admin@gp-  d83053.nhs.uk or by popping into the surgery. Before using the system please ensure you have read the practice guidance on using the online facilities. Please click here Once you have registered you need to keep your logon details safe and do not disclose them to anyone. To set  up an account for online appointment booking and   ordering of repeat medication please click on the  button below. Online Help There are lots of websites around packed full of valuable health information. Some particularly good ones are: www.patient.co.uk  www.nhsdirect.nhs.uk  www.doctorfoster.co.uk  Patient Support Please use the following links for patient support details.   Age Concern Alzheimers Disease Arthritis Care Asthma UK British Deaf Association British Heart Foundation British Liver Trust British Lung Foundation Diabetes UK MIND Multiple Sclerosis Society National Kidney Federation Prostate Help Association Royal National Institute for the Blind Scope Stroke Association  Suffolk Carers   Chlamydia Screening Sexually active young people who live in  Suffolk and are under the age of 25 years of age are being encouraged to find out if  they have a sexually transmitted  infection (STI) called Chlamydia and to  take a test every year or every time you  change sexual partners.  Remember - chlamydia may not have any signs or symptoms  but it is estimated that 1 in 12 sexually active young people  have the infection. It can cause long term health problems  including infertility.  Testing is simple and painless - no unpleasant examination or  swabs and it is easily treated with antibiotics