Bergholt Clinic

Appointments that start on time and end unhurried

GPs and nurses who book 20-minute slots and keep them. Same-day triage every morning, and your notes readable in plain language.

The morning board
MORNING TRIAGE overnight 08:30 batch 09:00 batch 09:40 batch Nurse practitioner · every request read by 10:00 SAME-DAY SLOTS HELD 6 protected until triage ends routine work never takes them 20-minute slots · named GPs · plain-language notes

Opening hours

The week at the front desk

Saturdays are urgent-only; everything else books ahead or routes through morning triage.

DayOpen
Monday08:00 – 18:00
Tuesday08:00 – 18:00
Wednesday08:00 – 20:00
Thursday08:00 – 18:00
Friday08:00 – 16:00
Saturday09:00 – 12:00, urgent only
19 min
median wait past your slot time
92%
of appointments start within 10 minutes
6
GPs, each with a named list of patients
2
nurse practitioners taking same-day triage

The clinic in numbers

Triage load, visit mix, and results

Computed from the demo clinic dataset shipped with this template.

Requests triaged by hour, typical morning
Visit mix (%)
Results turnaround (days)

Getting seen

How a request becomes an appointment

Describe

One short form: what is wrong, since when, and whether it can wait. No login.

Triage

A nurse reads every request before 10:00 and books urgent cases the same morning.

Confirm

You get a named GP, a time, and a plain-language prep note where one applies.

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House rules

What the schedule protects

Six same-day slots, held
They stay unbooked until morning triage finishes; routine work never takes them.
Twenty-minute slots
Long enough for the second question; the schedule holds because triage protects it.
Notes you can read
Consult notes and results are written plainly; you get the same file the GP reads.

One morning at the clinic

How a same-day request becomes a consultation

Four checkpoints between the 08:00 form and the consultation room.

38

requests on a typical morning

08:00 — Forms in

Overnight requests are read in arrival order; nothing waits behind a phone queue.

38 requests on a typical morning

09:30 — Triage call

The nurse practitioner calls anyone whose request needs a same-day slot.

20 min per appointment, kept

11:00 — Slots held

Six same-day slots stay unbooked until triage finishes; they never go to routine work.

6 same-day slots held daily

13:00 — Afternoon locked

The afternoon schedule prints; late additions go to the named GP's overflow window.

92% days the schedule holds