In case of a life-threatening emergency – dial 999.

Taurus Healthcare provides the face-to-face and home visiting elements of the GP Out of Hours service.

It provides urgent medical advice and treatment to Herefordshire residents and visitors to the county when GP surgeries are closed and is available:

Monday to Friday

6.30 pm to 8.00 am

Saturday, Sunday & Bank Holidays

available 24 hours

Access the GP Out of Hours Service by dialling the NHS non-emergency line on 111

The person receiving your call will make sure you get the right help quickly, which may include referring you to the Taurus Out of Hours Service.

Please note that the service should not be used for prescriptions, test results or routine enquiries. 

Patients in the Herefordshire area are being offered greater access to local GPs, Nurses and Health Care Assistants as part of the Prime Minister’s Challenge Fund.

Taurus Healthcare are managing three primary care hubs (in Hereford, Leominster and Ross on Wye) that offer services to patients across the county from 6pm to 8pm on weekdays and 8am to 8pm on weekends and Bank Holidays. If you find it difficult to attend routine appointments in core hours at the surgery we can make you an appointment at one of the Taurus hubs. 

Routine appointments can be made at the Taurus hubs by contacting your GP practice. 

At the weekend, or on Bank Holidays, an appointment can be made by telephoning 0800 121 7221.

Further information Taurus Healthcare.

The Surgery is fully accessible for disabled patients. We have a ramp leading to our foyer and a wheelchair is kept for us by patients within the building. Disabled toilets are also available.

There are braille signs throughout the building to assist patients with visual impairments. We also have a look system for hearing aid users.

Please ask at Reception if you require further assistance.

We have a small car park with one disabled parking bay available to patients. There is also parking available in the two town car parks

Bromyard Car Parking – Click here to find up to date information on the Bromyard and Town Council Website.

Hospital transport (ambulance or car) is only available to patients with certain conditions. We are usually not able to make exceptions to the national guidelines, but if in doubt, enquire at Reception. An alternative service is available for people who cannot arrange their own transport:

Bromyard Community Transport (01885) 488452

Monday to Friday between 9.30am and 12noon

E-SEC Medical (Hospital Transport) – 01432 842993

24 hours a day, 7 days a week