The Nurse helps with assessment and treatment of asthma and provides information. You will be invited for a review or to one of our group consultations every 12 months.

Some Clinitian at the Practice have had extra training in diabetes and run diabetic clinics. Patients managed solely by the practice are sent appointments for a full check annually and an interim six months review.

When you are invited to clinic you will also receive an appointment to have blood tests 2 weeks before. It is important to have these tests even if you have recently had other tests done. When you have attended a Nurse led clinic your notes will be sent to a Doctor for checking.

Women are invited for cervical screening just before their 25th Birthday and will be recalled every 3 years until the age of 50. Ladies are then tested every 5 years until 64.

Cervical cancer affects 3,000 women each year. We have trained female nurses here to carry out this procedure.

• It just takes a few minutes.
• You will be treated with dignity, respect and patience.
• If you are anxious or worried, extra time can be allocated when you book. 

We have appointments as early as 7:00am for those that prefer to attend before work and also at the end of the day.

Find Information from Jo's Cervical Cancer Trust

FIND INFORMATION ON OUR SCREENING SERVICES

All Doctors are approved for this. There are two key developmental checks at six to eight weeks postnatal and age three and a half to four and half years, before they start school.

These check are usually done by a Doctor at the same time as your child is recalled for vaccinations. Regular assessments are offered by our Health Visitors.

The surgery provides the full range of services and all Doctors provide contraceptive advice.

A selection of our Doctors and Nurses can fit IUDs (coils – including Mirena) and contraceptive implants (including Implanon).

Find information and advice on contraception services

Long-term management of patients with heart disease is being supported by the Nurse led clinic.

Your Doctor will arrange for the Nurse to follow you up and monitor your condition if you have heart disease. When you are invited to the clinic you will also receive an appointment to have blood tests 2 weeks before.

It is important to have these tests even if you have recently had other tests done.

When you have attended a nurse-led clinic your notes will be sent to a doctor for checking. 

The surgery offers seasonal Flu & Pneumococcal Clinics to patients that are in the "at-risk" category as determined by NHS England. 

Find more information about Flu & Pneumococcal Clinics

Long-term management of patients with Hypertension is being supported by the Nurse led clinic.

Your Doctor will arrange for the Nurse to follow you up and monitor your condition if you have Hypertension. When you are invited to clinic you will also receive an appointment to have blood tests 2 weeks before.

It is important to have these tests even if you have recently had other tests done.

When you have attended a Nurse led clinic your notes will be sent to a Doctor for checking.

Children's Immunisation Clinic

For the Childhood Vaccination Programme, routine appointments at the Surgery are sent by the Health Authority when your child's vaccinations are due.

Find information about your child's immunisation schedule

Travel Immunisation Clinics

For overseas travel please ask the receptionist who will be able to get you an appointment in the Travel Clinic, where you will receive not just immunisation but advice on how to stay healthy abroad.

It is best to check at least 2 months before travel so that any vaccinations can be completed in time.

Find Information on Travel Clinics

This is provided by all GP Practices. Our Community midwives work with us and run ante-natal clinics in the surgery.

We always involve the mother when deciding on the most suitable place to have her baby. After the delivery the Midwife will visit mother and baby at home. Patient Information Leaflets are given to all patients booking for maternity services. 

You should have an NHS Health Check every five years and appointments are available for any age.

At this appointment with Nurse will discuss your general health, your family history, or your smoking, drinking and exercise habits.

They will measure your height, weight and blood pressure and check your urine. 

You can refer yourself or you may find your Doctor who encourages you to book this clinic.

For Stop Smoking Advice & Support

Certain aids to stopping smoking are available on NHS prescription (patches, tablets etc.) but you must attend the Smoking Cessation Clinic to obtain them. Your Doctor cannot prescribe them in a normal clinic.