Archway Medical Centre 2026: GP Doctors, Hours & NHS

North London NHS GP • Holloway Road • triage route guide

Use the Right Archway GP Route

Use this scan-first guide before calling Archway Medical Centre, using online triage, checking GP doctors, registering, ordering prescriptions, requesting a fit note, asking for a home visit, using NHS App records, or choosing NHS 111/999.

020 7272 0111 652 Holloway Road Online triage NHS App CQC Good
Routine requestUse online triage / Virtually Consult or call reception.
Preferred contact?Ask for phone, face-to-face, video, text or email where suitable.
Closed or emergency?NHS 111 for urgent non-emergency help. 999 for life-threatening symptoms.
Quick answer: Archway Medical Centre is an NHS GP surgery at 652 Holloway Road, London, Greater London, N19 3NU. Main phone: 020 7272 0111. Standard opening hours are Monday-Friday, 8:00am-6:30pm; Saturday and Sunday are listed as closed on the contact page. For routine appointments, use the practice’s online triage route or phone reception. For urgent help when closed, use NHS 111. For life-threatening symptoms, call 999.
PracticeArchway Medical Centre
Address652 Holloway Road, London N19 3NU
Phone020 7272 0111
CQCOverall Good
Emergency first: call 999 for chest pain, stroke symptoms, severe breathing trouble, collapse, severe bleeding, serious injury, overdose, severe allergic reaction, sudden confusion, or immediate danger. Do not wait for online triage, email, prescription requests, routine GP availability or a callback.

Choose the Right Archway Route First

What you needBest first routeExact detailAvoid this
Routine appointment in next 7 daysOnline triage / Virtually Consult or phoneUse online triage or call 020 7272 0111 Monday-Friday, 8am-6:30pm.Do not assume every request becomes a face-to-face GP slot.
Urgent appointment today/tomorrowOnline triage or phoneThe practice asks questions to route you to the correct clinician.Do not use online consultation for emergencies.
Practice closedNHS 111Use 111 online for age 5+; call 111 for a child under 5 or if online is unsuitable.Do not wait if symptoms are urgent.
Life-threatening emergency999Use for medical or mental-health emergency where life is at risk.Do not use GP phone queue or online form.
Cancel appointmentPhone or text reminderPhone reception or reply CANCEL to the appointment reminder text.Do not miss without cancelling; another patient could use the slot.
Fit notePhone 9am-6pm if more than 7 daysFor 7 days or less, self-certification usually applies.Do not request GP evidence for short sickness unless employer specifically needs private evidence.
Home visitPhone as soon after 8am as possibleDoctor assesses the request and the practice team contacts you with an update.Do not request for convenience or transport only.
RegisterCheck catchment, then online registrationNew patients must live in the practice area unless using a separate out-of-area route.Do not register before checking the boundary.

Appointments and Online Triage

Archway uses digitally enabled triage. That means your request is screened first, then directed to the best clinician, consultation type or service.

Send or phone your request

Use the online triage service for suitable routine requests, or phone 020 7272 0111 during weekday opening hours.

Answer the routing questions

Reception or the online form may ask what you need help with so the practice can choose the right doctor, nurse or health professional.

Choose preference where possible

Tell the practice if you prefer phone, face-to-face, video, text or email, or if you need a specific clinician, interpreter or communication support.

Expect different consultation types

Archway may offer phone, face-to-face, video, text or email consultation depending on clinical need and practical availability.

Cancel quickly if needed

Cancel by phoning reception or replying CANCEL to your reminder text, so another patient can use the slot.

Use 111/999 when GP is wrong route

Use NHS 111 when closed for urgent non-emergency help. Use 999 for life-threatening medical or mental-health emergencies.

Opening Hours and Extended Access

Access typeListed detailWhat it meansPatient tip
Monday-Friday8:00am-6:30pmStandard surgery contact hours.Use online triage or phone during working hours.
SaturdayClosed on contact pageStandard reception is not open.Check extended access before assuming weekend help.
SundayClosed on contact pageStandard reception is not open.Use NHS 111 if urgent and not life-threatening.
Extended hours6:30pm-8pm weekdays; 8am-8pm Sat/Sun noted on homepageCalls may divert to extended-hours service, or a separate number may be used.Call surgery or 0203 370 7366 as directed by the practice.
Saturday online consultations9am-5pm noted on contact pageReception says contact them for details or booking.Do not treat this as walk-in weekend GP access.
Out of hoursNHS 111Free urgent non-emergency advice 24/7.Call 999 for emergencies.

Archway Medical Centre Doctors and Practice Team

The official team page lists GPs, remote-working GPs, nurses, physician associates, independent prescribers, physiotherapist, dietician, mental-health clinician, healthcare assistant and admin/patient support staff.

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GP doctors listed

Doctors listed include Dr Susie Barnes, Dr Zvi Morris, Dr Cindy Cohen, Dr Mohammed Arshad, Dr Milan Koya, Dr Jemma Shafier, Dr Diana Wheeler, Dr Zaid Al-Najjar, Dr Arti Patel, Dr Angeli Kanungo, Dr Hoda Botros, Dr Shweta Patel, Dr Bhavesh Popat, Dr Krupa Patel, Dr Maslah Amin, Dr Samantha Brown, Dr Andrea Gyeresy and Dr Abdul Kareem-Mirza.

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Why you may not see a named GP

Triage may route you to a nurse, physician associate, independent prescriber, physiotherapist, dietician or mental-health clinician if that is the safer or faster route.

Repeat Prescriptions and Pharmacy Choice

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NHS App route

Use NHS App or online services to order repeat prescriptions and choose the pharmacy where prescriptions are sent.

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Pharmacy choice

Archway’s digital-service pages describe prescriptions being sent to a pharmacy of your choice where medication is recommended.

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Check both stages

First check whether the GP has approved/sent it. Then check whether the pharmacy has dispensed it.

Prescription problemBest actionPrepare this
Routine repeat dueUse NHS App / online service before phoning.Medicine name, strength, dose and pharmacy.
Medicine not readyCheck GP approval first, then pharmacy dispensing.Date requested and nominated pharmacy.
Wrong pharmacyUpdate pharmacy choice before the next issue.Correct pharmacy name/address.
Side effects or medication concernUse appointment/triage route, or urgent route if severe.Medication name, dose, start date and symptoms.
Ran out unexpectedlyUse practice/111 route depending on urgency and opening status.How many doses left and why request is urgent.

NHS App, Online Services and Records

TaskArchway / NHS App detailPatient action
Order repeat prescriptionsNHS App can show available medicines and request repeats.Check nominated pharmacy before sending.
Book/cancel appointmentsNHS App can show supported GP appointment functions where enabled.Use triage instructions for GP requests that are not directly bookable.
View GP recordArchway says records became accessible by default from 1 November 2022, but patients still need an Online Access consent form.Ask reception or use official access route if your record is not visible.
Subject Access RequestIf you want to see or receive a copy of your records, submit a request via reception.Use official practice route, not a third-party page.
Find NHS numberThe registration page links to NHS number help and says you do not need to know it to use NHS services.Use NHS letters, prescriptions, appointment letters or the official NHS lookup tool.
Manage referralsNHS App can help manage hospital referrals and access NHS information.Use My Planned Care/NHS referral routes for hospital-waiting updates.

Sick / Fit Notes: 7-Day Rule

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7 days or less

Your employer should not ask for GP medical evidence. Use self-certification when you return to work.

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More than 7 days

To request a sick note, phone the surgery from 9am-6pm on 0207 272 0111.

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Hospital episode

If a hospital is treating you, ask the hospital team about evidence for that episode before asking the GP.

Home Visits: When to Request

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When to phone

Phone the practice as soon after 8am as possible if you need a home visit.

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Doctor assessment

You will be asked questions; the request is passed to a doctor to assess.

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Not emergency cover

If the problem is urgent and the surgery is closed, use 111. If life is at risk, call 999.

New Patient Registration and Catchment

Check the practice area

Archway welcomes new patients who live within its practice area. Use the catchment map before applying.

Complete online registration

After confirming the boundary, complete the online New Patient Registration form.

Alternative paper route

Registration forms are also available from reception or can be downloaded and brought/posted to the practice.

Health check

All new patients are invited to make an appointment for a health check with the practice nurse.

Temporary patient

If you are ill away from home, emergency GP treatment can be available for 14 days and temporary registration may be possible.

Named GP

New patients are informed about their named accountable GP at registration, but this does not stop you seeing another GP where available.

Pharmacy First and Local NHS Services

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Use pharmacy for minor illness

Pharmacy First can help with certain common conditions. Contact the GP if symptoms are prolonged, recurrent, unusual, or if you are pregnant/breastfeeding and unsure.

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Other NHS services

Archway’s homepage links patients to local pharmacy, urgent treatment centre, NHS dentist, NHS number and My Planned Care services.

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Use the right service

Not every health problem needs a GP. The fastest safe route may be pharmacy, NHS 111, urgent treatment centre, dentist or A&E.

Clinics and Services Patients Often Miss

ServiceOfficial detailBest patient use
Dermatology clinicNHS dermatology team includes GPs with special interest and consultant dermatologist support.Useful for skin conditions, photo upload, video/phone/written consult and possible prescription.
Physiotherapy clinicFor sports injury, back or joint pain, with holistic care from physiotherapist and GP.Useful where exercise, movement assessment and rehab may be better than strong painkillers.
Contraception & family planningTrained clinicians advise and prescribe; contraceptive prescriptions may be sent to pharmacy.Useful for pill prescription or method discussion without unnecessary GP visit.
Mental health signpostingService pages include mental-health support and routing.Use GP/111/999 depending on urgency and risk.
Carer supportArchway works with Age UK Islington and invites carers to register for support.Email carers@virtually.healthcare or call patient support team if you care for someone.
Non-NHS servicesPrivate letters, reports/forms, private prescriptions and private sick notes may be chargeable.Ask the fee and timescale before submitting paperwork.

Interpreter, Chaperone and Access Needs

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Language Line

Archway says it uses Language Line for interpreting in more than 200 languages and dialects. Tell reception when booking if needed.

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Chaperone

Patients are entitled to request a chaperone for consultations, examinations or procedures where they feel one is needed.

Communication needs

Tell the practice if you need an interpreter, access support, communication adjustment or a specific consultation format.

Email, Complaints and Feedback

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Admin email

The practice privacy notice lists apct.admin@nhs.net. Do not use email for emergencies or urgent clinical help.

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Complaints route

If you have a complaint, contact the Practice Manager. Written information about the procedure is available from reception.

Feedback

Use the official Friends and Family Test / feedback route for patient experience. For safety concerns, use the proper complaints route.

Email warning: do not send urgent symptoms, medication emergencies, appointment requests or test-result worries to a random email address. Use online triage, phone, NHS 111 or 999 depending on urgency.

CQC, NHS Profile and What the Rating Means

CQC overall

CQC lists Archway NHS Medical Centre as Overall: Good.

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Latest inspection

CQC lists the latest inspection as 19 July 2023, with report published 23 August 2023.

Five areas

CQC rated Safe, Effective, Caring, Responsive and Well-led as Good in the latest published inspection summary.

Map: Archway Medical Centre London

Use this map for the Holloway Road surgery. Before travelling, confirm whether your appointment is phone, video, text/email or face-to-face.

Archway Patient Route Planner

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Copy-Paste Scripts

Appointment request

Hello, I’m registered at Archway Medical Centre. I need help with ______. Symptoms started ______. I would prefer phone / face-to-face / video / text if clinically suitable. What is the safest route?

Fit note

Hello, I have been off work since ______. I need advice about a fit note. I have / have not already seen a clinician. Should I self-certify or request a sick note?

Home visit

Hello, I am requesting a home visit because the patient cannot attend the surgery. The reason is ______. Symptoms are ______. Best callback number is ______.

Interpreter request

Hello, I need an interpreter for ______ language for my appointment/request. Please record this access need and let me know what will happen next.

Archway Medical Centre FAQ

Where is Archway Medical Centre?

Archway Medical Centre is at 652 Holloway Road, London, Greater London, N19 3NU.

What is the phone number for Archway Medical Centre?

The main phone number is 020 7272 0111.

What are Archway Medical Centre opening hours?

The contact page lists Monday to Friday 8:00am to 6:30pm, with Saturday and Sunday closed. The site also notes extended-hours and Saturday online-consultation access, so confirm with reception before relying on weekend or evening access.

How do I book an appointment?

Use the online triage service / Virtually Consult for suitable requests, or phone 020 7272 0111 Monday to Friday from 8am to 6:30pm. The practice uses your information to route you to the most suitable doctor, nurse or health professional.

Can I choose phone, face-to-face or video?

The appointment page says consultations may be offered by phone, face to face, video call, text or email. Tell the practice your preference, but the clinical route depends on need and availability.

What should I do when Archway Medical Centre is closed?

Use NHS 111 online or call 111 for urgent non-emergency help. Call 999 in a medical or mental-health emergency where someone is seriously ill, injured or life is at risk.

How do I cancel an appointment?

Phone the surgery during opening hours or reply CANCEL to your appointment reminder text message.

How do I request a sick note?

If you have been off sick for more than 7 days, phone the surgery from 9am to 6pm on 0207 272 0111. If you have been off sick for 7 days or less, self-certification normally applies.

How do I request a home visit?

Phone the practice as soon after 8am as possible. You will be asked questions, the request is passed to a doctor, and the practice team contacts you with an update.

Who are the doctors at Archway Medical Centre?

The official team page lists GPs including Dr Susie Barnes, Dr Zvi Morris, Dr Cindy Cohen, Dr Mohammed Arshad, Dr Milan Koya and several remote-working GPs, along with nurses, physician associates and other clinical staff.

Is Archway Medical Centre accepting new patients?

The registration page says doctors welcome new patients who live within the practice area. Check the catchment area before using the online New Patient Registration form.

What is the CQC rating for Archway Medical Centre?

CQC lists Archway NHS Medical Centre as Overall: Good, with the latest inspection on 19 July 2023 and report published on 23 August 2023.

Final route: use online triage / Virtually Consult or phone 020 7272 0111 for suitable GP requests. Use NHS App for online services and repeat prescriptions where enabled. Phone from 9am-6pm for fit notes after more than 7 days off sick. Phone as soon after 8am as possible for home-visit requests. Use NHS 111 when closed for urgent non-emergency help, and 999 for emergencies.