What We Do
The Clock Tower Surgery caters exclusively for Exeter’s homeless and vulnerably housed. It is located within the Co-Lab, where agencies work together to deliver more efficient and streamlined support for their client groups.
Having a GP surgery dedicated to caring for the homeless and vulnerably housed under the same roof as housing, support, mental health, and probation services, as well as a number of other voluntary agencies, has empowered the Clock Tower Surgery to change for the better the lives of some of the city’s most disadvantaged residents.
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Additional services provided by the Clock Tower Surgery
- Substance misuse prescribing
- Provision of antidote to heroin overdose (as well as advice on how to administer it)
- A comprehensive service for venous leg ulcers
- Assessment and management of complex mental health problems by our own mental health workers and clinical psychologist
- Physiotherapist offering fast access, ie within seven days, for musculoskeletal problems
- An extensive blood-borne virus service including testing, immunisation, and in-reach from a specialist hepatology nurse
- Opportunistic health promotion, including smoking cessation, contraception, STI screening, and chronic disease management.
How to Find Us
Mon – Fri: 9:15am – 1pm and 2pm – 5pm. Phone lines open from 8.30am, doors open at 9am
Sat – Sun: Closed
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Did you know?
To get help from NHS 111, you can go online (for assessment of people aged 5 and over only). The service uses the same digital triaging system that calling 111 uses. This may mean a much quicker result for your healthcare need.
You can also call 111 for free from a landline or mobile phone.