Due to the Coronavirus pandemic our capacity for patients to attend the treatment room has reduced.  This is due to the need to ensure strict social distancing and the need to use PPE for every patient.  Each appointment takes longer as it takes time for our nursing team to safely put on and take off PPE between patients.  We are still providing essential services such as drug monitoring, dressings, injections and urgent bloods.  We are now starting to increase the number of chronic disease clinics (COPD, Asthma and Diabetes).  However, in the short term this may involve a telephone or video review in order to abide by strict social distancing.  Childhood vaccination and antenatal clinics are running as usual.

Treatment Room

To book an appointment phone the surgery or ask at reception.

The treatment room has booked appointments available every morning and afternoon. 

Physiotherapist Clinic

For all soft tissue injuries, sprains, strains & sports injuries; arthritis; back & neck pain; possible problems with muscles, ligaments & tendons, eg tennis elbow, carpal tunnel syndrome & ankle sprains – speak to reception staff to book an appointment.

Cervical Smear Clinic

Cervical screening is offered to all female patients (aged 18-65) at three yearly intervals.  Patients will be informed in writing of the result of their smear and advised when they should make their next appointment.

Asthma Clinic and COPD Clinic

Patients both adults and children are seen at this clinic for appropriate education, advice and supervision of treatment.  The clinic also provides individual management plans, where appropriate to follow-up care.

We will send you a letter asking you to book an appointment for the asthma clinic.  If you have not received a letter and are overdue your annual review please contact the surgery and we will book you in for an appointment.

Diabetic Clinic

Patients are referred to this clinic to obtain appropriate education and advice, to help maximise their effective control and reduce the risks of any complication with diabetes.

We will send you a letter asking you to book an appointment for the diabetic clinic.  If you have not received a letter and are overdue your annual review please contact the surgery and we will book you in for an appointment.

Warfarin Monitoring  – by appointment with the nurse

Child Health and Childhood Vaccintion

Tuesday 09:30 – 11:30am – by appointment only.

Adult vaccinations

Flu clinic are run each autumn (usually from the beginning of October) for the elderly and those with severe chronic medical conditions which put them at risk of illness with influenza.

We will inform you by TEXT and WEBSITE/NOTICE BOARD IN THE SURGERY when the clinics start.

If you are not asked to attend but feel you should have a vaccine, contact the reception for advice.

Foreign Travel

By appointment with the practice nurse.  A full range of advice and immunisations are available.  It is essential to make your travel clinic arrangements well in advance for departure date.

Minor Surgery

Tuesday 15:00-16:30

By appointment only.  Your GP can assess if the surgery can carry out the procedure or if a referral to another service is more appropriate.

Contraceptive Services

Your doctor is happy to advise on all aspects of family planning and contraceptive services.