Clinics & Services

Asthma and chest clinics

Clinics are run by the Practice nurse. Appointments are necessary.

Baby clinic

Child vaccinations and developmental reviews are held by appointment. Please contact reception.

Cervical smears

Appointments are necessary. It is recommend that all females aged 25 to 50 have a smear every three years, or more frequently if advised by your doctor. Females aged 50 to 64 should have a smear every five years. Females under 25 are not advised to have a smear test routinely. If you have any symptoms that worry you then please speak to the doctor or one of the Practice nurses.

Diabetic clinic

Run by the Rractice nurse to improve diabetic health and decrease the need for hospital clinic visits. Appointments are necessary.

Flu and pneumonia vaccination clinics

Flu immunisations are offered to patients with asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, diabetes, heart disease, compromised immunity, a splenectomy, housebound patients, and anyone aged 65 or over. The clinics normally begin in October. Please remember to book an appointment if you are eligible.

For pneumonia vaccinations, it is advised that all patients aged over 70 and those with compromised immunity or a history of splenectomy should be immunised. Please speak to the doctor or Practice nurse about this.