Clinics We Offer

Nurse taking patient BP

Core Services

  • General management of medical conditions
  • Health promotion advice
  • Gynaecology Clinic
  • Emergency care where appropriate
  • Referral to secondary care and other appropriate services
  • Required care for temporary residents

Enhanced Services

  • Minor surgery procedures (incisions/excisions)
  • Near patient testing
  • Checks of IUCDs
  • Influenza vaccinations
BABY CLINIC

Child Health Surveillance Clinic

Regular clinics are held for baby 6 – 8 week developmental review checks and immunisations.

Appointments for consultations will be sent from the practice. These are undertaken by the GP.

Childhood Vaccinations and Immunisations

Every Wednesday 14:00 – 16:00. These are carried out by the practice nurse.

Please note, if your baby is ill please check before attending. For your child’s safety it is ESSENTIAL that you have your child properly immunised.

Contraceptive Services

All the doctors provide advice on all forms of contraception. This, like all services provided by the practice, is completely confidential.

ASTHMA

Asthma/COPD Reviews

Asthma affects at least two people in fifty. By understanding the condition and how to treat it, you can help yourself and your doctor keep your asthma under control. Reviews (by appointment) are intended to:

  • Educate patients about their asthma/COPD.
  • Monitor them and where possible improve their control and therefore their lifestyles.
  • Carry out lung function tests.

Clinics are run every week.

LIPID CLINIC

Hypertension/Cardiovascular Clinic

High blood pressure is a condition which if untreated can lead to damage of the eyes and kidneys and increase the incidence of heart disease. If you suffer from raised blood pressure, the doctor may ask you to attend the practice nurse for advice and monitoring of the problem. Remember that you are welcome to use the 'DIY' BP monitor in the reception area.

Diabetic Clinic

These are held weekly on a Thursday and are run by the practice nurse (with doctor support if necessary). Most of our diabetic patients are now looked after at these clinics, although some with particular problems will still go to hospital.