Clinics and Services

We offer a range of clinics and services including those below. For more information, please visit our Health Reviews Tile.

Our practice provides the following services: ​

Asthma Clinics

We provide a high quality nurse led service for asthmatic patients. This involves medication review, patient education, ongoing advice and the monitoring of response to treatment. We recommend that patients with asthma or other chronic respiratory conditions should be reviewed at least annually. If your condition is less well controlled we may suggest more frequent review.

Chronic Obstructive Airways Disease (COPD) Clinics

Coronary Heart Disease Clinics

If you have been advised by the surgery to submit a Coronary Heart Disease review, please use the Coronary Heart Disease form.

Diabetes Clinics

Cervical Screening

Smears involve a simple quick test to check for changes that occur before cancer develops. These changes can be easily treated in an outpatient clinic. It is recommended that women aged between 25 and 64 years have regular smear tests, three yearly between the ages of 25-49 and every five years between the ages of 50-64.

All eligible women will be sent a letter when their smear tests become due, but if you think you are due and have not been called, please let us know. Smear tests are carried out by our practice nurses by appointment.

Hypertension Clinics

If you have been advised by the surgery to submit an annual review of your hypertension please use the Hypertension Review form.

Family Planning And Contraception Services

Including coil fitting, emergency contraception and hormonal implants.

If you have been advised by the surgery to complete a review of your contraception, you will need to complete our Contraception Review Form.

Child Health Surveillance

This is in conjunction with the health visitors.

Child Immunisations

Maternity Services

Antenatal clinic held on Tuesday mornings with the midwife team.

Minor Surgery

Certain small minor operations can be performed at the surgery, including removal of cysts, skin lumps, warts and moles. Please make an appointment with one of our doctors who will make the initial diagnosis and you will then be given a specific appointment for your operation.

The NHS does not fund procedures carried out which do not meet commissioning guidance, such as skin tags, or those for purely cosmetic reasons.

Lifestyle Advice

This includes alcohol, smoking, diet and exercise.

If you have been advised by the surgery to complete a review of your smoking on a regular basis, you will need to complete our Smoking Review Form.

If you have been advised by the surgery to complete a review of your alcohol consumption on a regular basis, you will need to complete our Alcohol Consumption Review Form.

Blood Pressure Checks

If you have been advised by the surgery to submit your blood pressure readings on a regular basis, please use the Blood Pressure Review form.

Blood Tests

Ear Syringing

Dressings

Adult Vaccinations And Immunisations

This includes flu and travel.

Teenagers And Young People Support

The GPs and practice nurses are happy to see young people in confidence to discuss problems such as diet,  exercise, smoking, sexual health.

Spine Clinic

Professor Richard Brown – DC, LL.M, FRCC, FICC – GCC Registered Chiropractor.

Professor Brown has 34 years’ experience in clinical practice, research, education, public health, medicolegal, advocacy.

He is working with the practice to support and complement existing services and is offering timely access to community and evidence-based spine care.