South Hylton Surgery

Sunderland, 0191 534 1007

Opening times: Mon – Fri 8:00am – 6:00pm

About the practice

South Hylton Surgery is located approximately 3 miles from Sunderland City Centre. The surgery is a spacious modern building in the heart of the village of South Hylton with an adjoining pharmacy.

It was purpose built in 2006 providing a large waiting area and a range of clinical rooms on the ground floor. There are spacious offices, meeting and common rooms for staff on the first floor which has a lift access.

The surgery has good disabled access throughout the building. There is a car park for patients and there are good public transport links with regular bus services and a metro station close by.

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Contact The Practice

South Hylton Surgery
2 Union Street,
South Hylton,
Sunderland,
SR4 0LS

Tel: 0191 534 1007
Email: Please click here

Opening Hours

Monday – Friday 8:00AM – 6:00PM
Saturday – Sunday: Closed
Bank Holidays: View Opening Hours

Services available across our practices

Meet the staff

Managers

Judith Taylor (Head of General Practice)

Kevin Doran (Assistant to Head of General Practice)

Susan Yates (Assistant Practice Manager)

GPs

Dr Andrew Leeks (Male GP)

Dr Reema Gupta (Female GP)

Nursing Staff

Darren Grey (Advanced Nurse Practitioner)

Judith Shotton (Advanced Nurse Practitioner)

Louise Frelford (Practice Nurse)

Emma Burnett (Healthcare Assistant)

Admin Staff

Senior Receptionist

Stacey Taylor

Medical Secretary

Karen Hicks

Medical Receptionists

Simone Leeson
Johan Mitchell

Melissa Appleby
Emily Thompson (Apprentice)

FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I change my personal details?

Please inform the Receptionist if you change your name, address or telephone number. We must have your telephone number even if it is ex-directory so we can contact you in an emergency. It will be kept strictly confidential.
How do I book a home visit?
How do I book appointments online?
Why is there a queue at reception?
Do I have to take my prescription to a pharmacy?

You can send someone to collect a prescription on you behalf if they know some of your personal details however they will need consent from yourself and identification must be shown. A pharmacy of your choice may also collect for you, please speak to your local pharmacy to arrange this service.

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