Services and clinics
All NHS GP practices provide a core range of services as part of their NHS contract. These include assessment and treatment of new health problems, ongoing care for existing conditions, management of long-term conditions, preventative healthcare, prescribing and medication reviews, referrals to specialist services where appropriate, and routine NHS vaccinations and immunisations.
We also provide ongoing care and monitoring for people living with long-term health conditions. This may include regular reviews, monitoring, medication reviews and advice on managing your condition and reducing the risk of complications. Find out more about managing long-term conditions.
Some of the services and clinics we offer are detailed below:
Physiotherapists are registered healthcare practitioners whose focus is on structure and movement of the human body. Our physios work with people over the age of 16 to improve physical mobility and movement related to sports injuries, general musculoskeletal conditions neurological and respiratory conditions.
They can also give joint injections for certain conditions/if appropriate.
Our practice based pharmacist supports the GPs with medication reviews, medicines reconciliation, repeat prescribing and optimising patients’ medicines. The role also includes identifying and resolving medication-related issues, supporting safe prescribing and working with the wider clinical team to improve medicines safety and patient care.
NHS General health checks are available as follows:
- aged 40-74 (no other conditions, every 5 years)
- Well Woman
- Well Man
- aged 75 and over (who has not seen a GP in the last year)
General checks will be carried out as follows:
- Blood pressure
- Blood tests (as appropriate)
- Height and Weight
- Lifestyle advice
- Tetanus status
Our nurses offer the contraceptive injection (depo). Please request a GP appointment to discuss if this is the right method for you.
This service is for anyone aged 18 and registered with our practice. Our social prescribers offer a mixture of telephone and face-face appointments to link you with services and activities within your community to improve and maintain your health and wellbeing. This includes:
- Low mood/anxiety
- Bereavement
- Drugs & Alcohol
- Employment
- Money/debt & Benefits
- Housing
- Loneliness & Isolation
- Learning/Training
- Complex social needs
- Healthier Lifestyle
To arrange to speak to one of our social prescribers please call the surgery and speak to one of our reception team who can book an appointment for you or alternatively you can use the e-consult service to request an appointment.
Healthy minds is a virtual service offering mental health and wellbeing consultations. They contact patients who are struggling with low level mental health difficulties.
If you're planning to travel outside the UK, you may need to be vaccinated against some of the serious diseases found in other parts of the world.
fill out and submit our pre-travel health risk assessment, at least six weeks before your departure date and make an appointment to see the nurse. Paper copies of the questionnaire are available from reception.