Brampton Village Pharmacy

Emergency Medication Service in Rotherham & Barnsley — Never Be Without Your Medicines

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What's Included

  • Urgent supply of essential regular medicines when you have run out
  • NHS 111 self-referral pathway — complete online or by calling 111 before visiting
  • Pharmacist clinical assessment to confirm the medicine is safe to supply
  • Same-day emergency supply in most cases during opening hours
  • Covers most regular prescription medicines including blood pressure, diabetes, and heart medications
  • No patient should ever be without their essential medication — we are here to help
  • Advice on how to prevent running out of medicines in future
  • Urgent liaison with your GP surgery if a new prescription is needed quickly

Before You Visit — Use NHS 111 First

Please complete the NHS 111 Community Pharmacy self-referral before coming to the pharmacy — either online (takes ~5 minutes) or by calling 111 for free, 24 hours a day. This allows us to access your referral and process your emergency supply faster. You should never be without your essential medication.

Complete NHS 111 Self-Referral Online

How It Works

1

Complete the NHS 111 Self-Referral First

Before visiting the pharmacy, please complete the NHS 111 Community Pharmacy referral online at 111.nhs.uk/guided-entry/medicines-help — this takes around 5 minutes. Alternatively, call 111 free of charge (24/7) and they will refer you directly to a community pharmacy. Completing this step first means our pharmacist can access your referral details and process your request more quickly.

2

Visit Brampton Village Pharmacy

Bring any empty medicine packaging, your NHS number, and details of your GP surgery. Our team will confirm your referral and your pharmacist will carry out a brief clinical assessment.

3

Pharmacist Assessment

Your pharmacist will confirm the medicine you need, check your medical history where possible, and assess whether it is clinically safe to provide an emergency supply. For most regular medicines (blood pressure, diabetes, thyroid, inhalers, etc.) this is straightforward.

4

Emergency Supply Dispensed

Your pharmacist will dispense enough medication to cover you until you can obtain a regular prescription from your GP. They will also advise you on how to request a new prescription promptly to avoid running out again.

What We Treat

Ran out of blood pressure medication Run out of diabetes medication (including insulin) Missing heart or cholesterol tablets Asthma inhaler run out Thyroid medication (levothyroxine) run out Blood thinners (anticoagulants) run out Lost or damaged regular prescription medicines GP surgery closed and prescription cannot wait

Find Emergency Medication Service Near You

We serve patients from across Barnsley and South Yorkshire. Select your nearest area for localised information.

Frequently Asked Questions

Ready to Book Emergency Medication Service?

No GP referral needed. Walk in or book online — we're here when you need us.