NHS Pharmacy First · Alsager
NHS Pharmacy First in Alsager
NHS Pharmacy First for Alsager — free, same-day pharmacist assessment and NHS treatment for seven common conditions, with no GP appointment.
NHS-commissioned service
Crewe Pharmacy is commissioned by the NHS to provide Pharmacy First, so patients in Alsager can be assessed and, where clinically appropriate, treated for seven common conditions without a GP appointment — and without paying for the consultation.
For Alsager residents facing a wait for a GP, we are a quick route to being seen for everyday illnesses. A pharmacist assesses you privately and can supply NHS treatment where the clinical pathway allows.
Alsager is a busy town on the eastern edge of Cheshire, close to the Staffordshire border and the M6. Demand on local GP practices is high, so NHS Pharmacy First offers Alsager residents a faster route for the seven conditions it covers.
Crewe Pharmacy is commissioned by the NHS to deliver Pharmacy First, and being a short hop down the motorway makes us a practical option for Alsager families who need to be seen without a long wait.
The 7 conditions we can treat
- Sore Throat Age 5 and over
- Sinusitis Age 12 and over
- Earache (Acute Otitis Media) Age 1 to 17
- Urinary Tract Infection (UTI) Women aged 16 to 64
- Impetigo Age 1 and over
- Infected Insect Bites Age 1 and over
- Shingles Age 18 and over
Getting to us from Alsager
Alsager sits just off the M6 (junction 16) on the Cheshire-Staffordshire border, a short drive from our pharmacy on Nantwich Road in Crewe.
Serving postcodes: ST7, CW1
Clinically reviewed by Muhammad Usman Shafique, GPhC-registered pharmacist · Last reviewed June 2026
NHS Pharmacy First in Alsager — FAQs
How close is the pharmacy to Alsager?
A short drive from Alsager via the M6 (junction 16) or the A5020 into Crewe, then along Nantwich Road.
Can I come after work or at the weekend?
Yes — our opening hours suit Alsager patients who cannot reach a daytime GP appointment.
Which conditions can the pharmacist treat?
Sinusitis, sore throat, earache, infected insect bites, impetigo, shingles and uncomplicated UTIs in women — each with its own age and eligibility rules.