Holland House Surgery

10/12/2025

🎄Freckleton Branch opening hours over Christmas and New Year.

🎄Please note Lytham is the same except Christmas Eve and New Eve when it will be open until 6:3pm

09/12/2025

🎄Lytham Surgery opening hours over Christmas and New Year.

🎄Freckleton Surgery are the same days and times except on Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve when we will be closed from 1pm.

08/12/2025

05/12/2025

📢 Apologies but due to staff sickness we are having to close our Freckleton branch from 1pm today. Freckleton Surgery will reopen on Monday from 8am

🔷Lytham remains open as usual till 6:30pm

🧩Patchs is available online or through telephone assist which is option 1 when you call us.

We would like to apologise for any inconvenience caused.

04/12/2025

Share your experience of Urgent Treatment Centres (UTCs)!

Healthwatch Blackpool, in partnership with FCMS, are excited to launch our new project exploring how people across the Fylde Coast use and experience UTCs.
We’d love to hear from you, even if you’ve never visited a UTC.

Your feedback will help us understand awareness, barriers, satisfaction, and ideas for improving services.

Fill in the survey here: Experiences and Awareness of Urgent Treatment Centres (UTC) on the Fylde Coast – Fill out form

All responses are anonymous. Thank you for supporting this important work!

16/11/2025

Do you know where to get urgent help for mental health? 🤷🏽‍♀️

If you need help for a mental health crisis or emergency, you should get immediate expert advice and assessment. Call NHS 111 and select the mental health option.

It's important to know that support services are available for you to access, whatever you’re going through.

12/11/2025

‼️Please note our half day closure this week.

Thanks you

10/11/2025

⚠️Advance notice for our patients

09/11/2025

Today and everyday we shall remember them and be thankful for all the sacrifices our Armed Forces make and the courage they show ♥️

08/11/2025

In 1901, Dr. Allan Warner of Leicester Isolation Hospital took a photograph that would change how the world saw disease.

It showed two 13-year-old boys — both infected with smallpox on the very same day.
At first glance, they looked alike: young, pale, frightened.
But the course of their illness told two entirely different stories.

One boy had been vaccinated as an infant.
The other had not.

The difference is brutal and unmistakable.
The unvaccinated child’s body is covered in swollen, pus-filled lesions.
The vaccinated child shows only a few faint spots — mild, quickly healed, almost serene by comparison.

Dr. Warner published the image in The Atlas of Clinical Medicine, Surgery, and Pathology and used it to teach doctors and the public what science had already proven:
Vaccination didn’t just lessen illness — it spared lives.

That single photograph became one of medicine’s earliest visual arguments for prevention over fear.
It captured, in two faces, the cost of doubt and the power of protection.

And more than a century later, its message hasn’t aged a day:
Vaccines don’t just change statistics — they change fates.

06/11/2025

🔴Have an appointment that you can no longer attend or cannot remember when it is?

Choosing option 2 when calling from a phone number we have on your records will take you straight through to the check and cancel service which will confirm the date and time of your appointment, giving you the option to cancel if you are no longer able to attend.

📱 Appointments can also be checked and cancelled via the NHS App

By cancelling your appointment in plenty of time enables us to offer this to another patient. Please cancel rather than just not turning up

Thank you

05/11/2025

☎️ We recognise that not everyone has access to the NHS App or our website, please let anyone you know who falls into this that they can choose option 1 when calling as this takes patients to telephone assist to complete a Patchs form, there's never a queue through telephone assist. It will ask all the same questions and saves your replies for the GP to triage.