For our registered patients the easiest way to contact us is via our online service.
The NHS app provides access to your medical record, allowing you to:
Along with standard GP work, we offer a range of services for our registered patients including:
Rated outstanding by the Care Quality Commission (CQC), we are dedicated to the communities we serve and have an innovative approach to caring for patients. We are actively involved in research projects with the aim of improving the health of our patients, and our digital-first ethos has contributed to reducing waiting times for access to services.
Our York GP surgeries range from a small village surgery, to a recently refurbished, purpose-built site with a co-located pharmacy. For more information, visit our York surgeries page.
Our Hull GP surgeries range from a converted historical town house serving a small population, to modern, purpose-built premises from which several practices operate. For more information, visit our Hull surgeries page.
Depending on your health needs, we can register patients outside our practice boundaries. We cannot, however, visit patients outside our boundaries. For more information visit our out-of-area page.
Haxby Group has partnered with Central Healthcare to provide GP services to patients registered in Scarborough. For more information visit the Central Healthcare website.
To contact Haxby Group, you can use our simple online consultation tool. You can request an appointment, check your medication, or ask a general question. This short video shows you how. For more information, go to www.haxbygroup.co.uk
Haxby Group's new digital consultation system is helping the GP practice care for more patients, more quickly, as well as freeing up our surgeries' phone lines for more vulnerable patients.
GP Dr Jo Simpson explains what Haxby Group is doing to support people with dementia and those who suspect they have memory problems.
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