Burngreave Surgery
Due to regulatory changes from NHS England, all GP practices are moving to a system of “total triage”.
This means that in order to book an appointment or get advice, you will complete an online form.Then the doctor or surgery responds to you.
This will start from 18th May 2026. Please use this link to request an appointment or advice: https://accurx.nhs.uk/patient-initiated/C88048/flow/medical-request. You can find more information here: https://www.burngreavesurgery.nhs.uk/appointments.
You can also scan this QR code to request an apppointment via Total Triage:
Burngreave Surgery is an inner city practice, serving the local community of the S3, S4 & S5 area.
Our Mission Statement is to offer high-quality equitable sustainable community-based healthcare.
Burngreave Surgery cares for around 11,000 patients, with a rich and global cultural heritage. Up to 50% of daily communication with our patients requires the support of an interpreter, from the reception desk to the consultation room. We use both face to face and telephone interpreters as well as employing bilingual staff.
Our reception or clinical staff may offer you an appointment with one of several types of healthcare workers at the practice, or within our network, such as physiotherapists, mental health workers and link workers, as we aim to offer you the most appropriate help for your specific need.
The practice is very busy and it can sometimes be difficult to get through to us. We are working hard to improve this, by developing our website and online services. We hope our website will guide you directly to the right service for your needs, which may mean bypassing the practice altogether at times.
We are based within one of the most deprived wards in Sheffield, where people can struggle with social and health inequalities such as low incomes, poor health, poor education, poor housing and shorter life expectancy. We aspire to support our local community with a holistic approach to health and wellbeing, and work with local community organisations to achieve this.
We form part of the Foundry Primary Care Network, a group of 8 local GP practices, who are working together to develop new services for the local population of 60 000 people. These practices include Page Hall Surgery, Sheffield Medical Centre, Forge Health group (formerly Pitsmoor Surgery & Flowers Medical Centre), Upwell Street Surgery, Firth Park Surgery, Wincobank Medical Centre and Southey Green Medical Centre.
