Pharmacy First gives eligible patients access to advice and treatment for certain common health conditions directly from a participating pharmacy, without always needing to see a GP first.
At Hunslet Pharmacy, our trained pharmacy team can assess your symptoms, provide appropriate advice and recommend treatment where suitable.
Get guidance from our trained pharmacy team.
Access support locally without an unnecessary GP visit where the service is appropriate.
Advice and treatment may be available for eligible common conditions.
Get expert pharmacy support and treatment advice for selected common conditions.
The Pharmacy First service provides clinical assessment and treatment for acute sinusitis in patients aged 12 years and over. Eligible patients can receive professional advice, appropriate treatment where required, and self-care guidance without the need for a GP appointment.
Book An AppointmentPatients aged 5 years and over can receive clinical assessment and treatment for sore throat through the Pharmacy First service. Eligible patients can access professional care, advice, and appropriate treatment without the need for a GP appointment.
Book An AppointmentPharmacy First provides clinical assessment and treatment for infected insect bites in patients aged 1 year and over. Eligible patients can receive professional advice, appropriate treatment where needed, and guidance to help prevent further complications.
Book An AppointmentPharmacy First can support patients aged 1 year and above with impetigo through assessment and suitable treatment. The pharmacy team can provide guidance on managing symptoms, recommend appropriate treatment, and offer advice to support recovery.
Book An AppointmentPharmacy First offers support for adults aged 18 years and over experiencing shingles. The service includes a clinical assessment, appropriate treatment, and advice to help manage symptoms and reduce the risk of complications.
Book An AppointmentSymptoms of a straightforward UTI can be assessed through Pharmacy First for women between 16 and 64 years of age. Following the assessment, the pharmacy team can provide suitable treatment and practical advice to help manage the infection.
Book An AppointmentAcute ear infections in children aged 1 to 17 years can be assessed through Pharmacy First. Following a clinical assessment, the pharmacy team can recommend suitable treatment and provide helpful advice on managing the condition.
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