Welcome to Jubilee Field Surgery

Our aim is to provide a comprehensive, friendly and professional service for all our patients.

In addition to our regular doctors and three practice nurses, we are able to offer the services of a local Health Visitor, District Nursing team and First Contact Physiotherapy service.

The surgery is located in the heart of Yatton Keynell, next to the school. Housed in a single storey building with wheelchair access and a car park for patients.

You are welcome to register with us if you live within Yatton Keynell or the surrounding villages. We do not register patients living within Chippenham or Corsham. You can visit our 'New Patients' page for more specifics about registering or speak to our team.

Please contact us if you are unsure about your eligibility to register and we will be happy to advise. If you are a temporary resident within the area and wish to register, please contact reception.

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New surgery website - coming soon!

We will soon be launching a new and improved surgery website. The new website will be clearer to read, easier to navigate, responsive to whichever devices you use and will allow us to share much more relevant information with our patients.
The website will also comply with all the latest website accessibility standards and NHS usability guidance.

We look forward to sharing the new site with you soon!

Processing time for repeat prescription requests

For all dispensing patients.
Due to national shortages of various medicines and some staff sickness, we are needing to temporarily increase the turnaround time for repeat prescription requests.
We are sorry that we are not currently able to meet our own expectations of processing these requests in the usual 48 working hours, but increasing this turnaround time will ensure we can continue to dispense safely to our patients.
Please bear this in mind when requesting or collecting your medication from the dispensary and please now allow 3 or 4 working days.
Thank you.

Face masks/coverings

Face masks or coverings are only required to be worn in the surgery if you have respiratory symptoms (i.e., coughs, colds, chest infections etc.). If you do have respiratory symptoms and are waiting to be seen for an appointment, you may be asked to wait outside, or in a separate room if one is available, until the doctor or nurse is ready to see you.

Procedures regarding the wearing of face masks/coverings in the surgery will be kept under review and we will follow advice given to us by the local Public Health teams.

We thank you for your understanding of this.

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COVID-19 vaccinations and general information for patients

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Self Care

The NHS website has a wealth of information about all health conditions, which can be easily accessed via the NHS App or NHS Website.

You can also use the box below to search an A-Z of health conditions so that you can easily find the condition or problem that is concerning you, read advice about what to do and when to seek help from a healthcare professional. For some conditions, you may be able to use over-the-counter treatments at home.