Welcome to the High Field Surgery Website (Phone 0113 2953600)
Doctors Zoltowski, Kitchen, Shaw, Whitley and Bobet provide a NHS General Practice Service based at High Field Surgery, Holtdale Approach, Holt Park, Leeds, LS16 7RX. The practice has list size of 7,800 patients, and offers a comprehensive range of services. This site provides information about the services at our practice for current and prospective patients but everyone is welcome to browse. Please see practice location.
We offer the following online services:
Discuss issues about the practice in our forum.
Change your address details.
Information about travel services.
What's New
Leeds Hospices Midnight Walk Update(08/6/09)
Thank you for all our patients who donated to money to our Leeds Hospices Midnight Walk effort. This year we have raised just over £720 to the appeal.
Leeds Hospices Midnight Walk(21/4/09)
Members of staff at High Field Surgery are participating again in this years Leeds Hospices Midnight Walk which is taking place on Saturday 16th May 2009. The 12 mile walk is a ladies only event. If you wish to donate towards the event please talk to a receptionist at the surgery. Last year we raised just over £900 for the appeal.
Suspect a stroke? Act FAST(16/2/09)
The Stroke Association is behind the new campaign to raise awareness of the symptoms of stroke and to highlight the need for emergency treatment in order to reduce long term disability.
What is a stroke?
A stroke is a brain attack. It happens when the blood supply to the brain is disrupted. Most strokes occur when a blood clot blocks the flow of blood to the brain. Some strokes are caused by bleeding in or around the brain from a burst blood vessel.
What is FAST?
FAST requires an assessment of three specific symptoms of stroke.
- Facial weakness - can the person smile? Has their mouth or eye drooped?
- Arm weakness - can the person raise both arms?
- Speech problems - can the person speak clearly and understand what you say?
- Time to call 999
If the person has failed any one of these tests, you must call 999. Stroke is a medical emergency and by calling 999 you can help someone reach hospital quickly and receive the early treatment they need.
Change4Life(5/1/09)
The NHS has launched a new health campaign called Change4Life. You may have seen the adverts on the television. The idea behind the campaign is to help all of us eat well and become more active. We are supporting this campaign and our Practice Nurses can help you as required.
Website Update(31/12/08)
The website has had a bit of a tweak today as I was quiet at the surgery with it being New Year's Eve! I hope everyone has a Happy New Year and are better than me in keeping to their New Year's resolutions. Hopefully you may see me out with my wife on our yellow tandem although it is a bit frosty at the moment. Some practice members will also be taking part in the Jane Tomlinson 10K run in June so don't be surprised if you see some of us pounding the local streets. Please feel free to comment on any aspect of the practice in the forum as we are keen for people to be involved in improving the care we offer at the surgery. We have immunised over 1500 people with influenza vaccine so far this season. If you feel you are at risk (see below) please contact the surgery as we still should be able to immunise you (JS).
Flu Vaccinations(15/9/08)
Its that time of year again - flu vaccine time. Our first clinic is on 16th October 2008 - please make your appointment by ringing the surgery. They are available free for everyone aged 65 and over and for people with chronic illnesses such as diabetes, heart disease, asthma and COPD. For more information please see the Department of Health Website.
Medicines Waste(15/9/08)
Unused prescription medicines cost Leeds PCT over £5 million every year. Please only order what you need.
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