The Red House Group comprises three GP surgeries located in South-West Hertfordshire. The practice is based at the Red House Surgery in Radlett, which was founded in 1905. In addition, the practice has two branch surgeries located in nearby villages: Park Street Surgery in Park Street and Gateways Surgery in Shenley.
Together the surgeries provide care for over 20,000 patients, making the practice the largest in the area and one of the largest in Hertfordshire. The Red House Group aims to combine all that is best in traditional General Practice with full engagement in the innovative provision of GP services.
Together the surgeries provide care for over 20,000 patients, making the practice the largest in the area and one of the largest in Hertfordshire. The Red House Group aims to combine all that is best in traditional General Practice with full engagement in the innovative provision of GP services.
Services
Services
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The Red House Group offers a wide range of services to our patients. You will find this at the bottom of every page on our website. As a practice serving an area with one of the highest Jewish populations in the country we are keen to ensure that our Jewish patients are aware of the importance of screening for those inherited diseases more commonly found in the Jewish population.
Radlett
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The telephone lines and reception desk are open on weekdays from 8.30am to 1.30pm and 2.00pm to 6.00pm. Please note that the car park at the Red House is private. There are currently two parking bays provided for disabled patients only. All other parking bays are for doctors and staff only. Please do not park in the car park, as overcrowding can be a serious problem if a doctor needs to leave in an emergency or if an ambulance is required.
Appointments
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We run an appointment system at the Practice. GP appointments are normally scheduled at 10 minute intervals and can be booked up to one month in advance. If you have more than one problem to discuss or need more than 10 minutes, you should request a double appointment (20 minutes). If this cannot be done, the GP may ask you to choose the most important problem to deal with in the time available.
Prescriptions
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If you need regular medication your GP is likely to authorise this on your records as a repeat prescription. This allows you to request further medication on a regular basis without having to see your GP each time. When you need more medication you should make a repeat prescription request. We will then produce a new prescription for you which your GP will sign.
Carers
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If you support someone who could not manage without you, you are a carer. The person you look after might be a relative, friend or neighbour who is ill, frail, disabled, has mental health problems, or misuses drugs or alcohol. As a carer, you need to look after your own health and wellbeing too. We work closely with a local charity called Carers in Hertfordshire to identify carers and provide them with free help and support.
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