Pharmacy First Bentley – NHS Minor Illness Consultations | Holden’s Chemist

Pharmacy First at Holden’s Chemist Bentley (NHS)

Fast NHS treatment for common conditions, without waiting for a GP appointment

You can access the NHS Pharmacy First service at Holden’s Chemist Bentley.
Our trained pharmacy team can assess certain common conditions and provide NHS treatment where appropriate, without the need to book a GP appointment.

If Pharmacy First is not suitable for your symptoms, we will advise you on the next best step, including GP or urgent care referral where needed.


Holden’s Chemist Bentley, contact and address

Address:
Holden’s Chemist Bentley
81 High Street, Bentley, Doncaster, DN5 0AP

Service: NHS Pharmacy First provider


Conditions we can assess under Pharmacy First

Pharmacy First consultations may be available for the following conditions, subject to NHS eligibility criteria:

Eligibility depends on symptoms and patient criteria. Your pharmacist will confirm whether Pharmacy First is appropriate during your consultation.


How to access Pharmacy First at this branch

You can access the Pharmacy First service by:

  • Visiting the pharmacy and asking about Pharmacy First
  • Being referred by NHS 111
  • Being referred by your GP surgery

Most consultations can be arranged quickly. If you are unsure whether your symptoms are suitable, speak to a member of the team.


Pharmacy First in Doncaster

If you are looking for Pharmacy First in the Doncaster area, you can also visit our Doncaster service page:

Pharmacy First in Doncaster (NHS)


When to seek urgent help

Pharmacy First is for non-emergency conditions. If you have severe symptoms, rapidly worsening symptoms, or feel seriously unwell,
seek urgent medical help or contact NHS 111.


More NHS services: Pharmacy First (NHS)


Call 01302 820 340


    Pharmacy First enquiry (non-urgent)

    Use this form if you’re not sure whether Pharmacy First is suitable. We’ll review your message during opening hours.


    Do not use this form for emergencies.

    If symptoms are severe or urgent, call the pharmacy or contact NHS 111. In an emergency, call 999.












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