Triangle Surgery

Please click on the button below and select which condition you would like access to e.g. lower back, back and leg or neck pain. We will send you an email with all the information on how to get started.
The App is provided free as part of your care in Wandsworth.

It will provide you with:

• Easily accessible, targeted and personalised self-management information to help you day by day, and step by step
• Exercises based on your stage of recovery
• Direct booking of local treatments such as physiotherapy and well-being services within Wandsworth
• Reassurance and support to self-manage

Patients are now able to refer themselves to a Pharmacy for minor illnesses, such as:
• Cold or Flu symptoms
• Sore throat (click here for a video consultation)
• Cough
• Diarrhoea
• Skin / Rash issues
• Hay Fever
Pharmacists are qualified healthcare professionals and can offer clinical advice and medicines for all
sorts of minor ailments, with a same day consultation at a time that suits you.

Please complete the digital triage by selecting the image below to see if your condition is appropriate for self-referral.

You may be able to get the contraceptive pill from a pharmacy if you need to:
• start the contraceptive pill for the first time
• take the contraceptive pill again after a break from using it

If you already have a prescription for the contraceptive pill, you can use the
prescription as usual. Or you can get the pill from a pharmacy without a prescription
if you prefer.

You can get a free blood pressure checked at a pharmacy without seeing a GP, if you:

• are aged 40 or over
• live in England
You cannot get a free blood pressure check if you:
• already have high blood pressure
• have had your blood pressure checked by a healthcare professional in the
past 6 months

Some pharmacies offer a free blood pressure check.

Use this service to request a limited emergency supply of a medicine you’ve completely run out of.

This must be a medicine you are prescribed regularly, through a repeat prescription.

You will be charged your usual prescription fee. If you do not usually pay, it will be free.