Clinics

A long term condition review is a type of Health Check for people with a Long Term Condition for example diabetes, asthma & stroke

If you have one of the following conditions then you will be invited for an annual review or more frequently if necessary.  The review will likely happen to coinside with the month of your birth so if you are born in August, we will invite you to book in July to be seen in August.

• Asthma
• Atrial Fibrilation
• High blood pressure
• COPD
• Cancer
• Cholesterol
• Chronic Kidney disease
• Dementia
• Depression
• Diabetes
• Heart disease
• Learning disabilities
• Severe mental health problems
• Non Diabetic Hyperglycaemia
• Stroke

We will contact you shortly before your review is due.  Your review may be in two parts, the first part to check your height, weight, blood pressure and to perform any relevant blood tests.  The second part will be a review with a clinician.  Not everyone needs both parts.  We will let you know what to book for when we contact you.

The appointments are usually 20-30 minutes long, however if you have more than one problem it may be longer.

Starting from 8 weeks old, your child needs to have different vaccines to protect them as they grow up.

The surgery will contact you when your child is eligible for their first set of vaccinations.  This appointment is usually booked for after your post-natal appointment with the GP.

Once you have this appointment you will be advised by the nurse when the next set of vaccinations are due and when to book these.

If you think your child has missed any vaccinations then click the link below for all the information about when and what vaccinations you baby/child should of had. If you still think that you child has missed a vaccination, please call or email us directly.

Childhood Immunisation Information

We recommend that all women have a cervical smear following national guidelines.  All women aged 25-64 are invited for a cervical screening every 5 years to check the health of their cervix.

For more information on what to expect visit the NHS website

Invites are sent through the NHS Cervical Screening Management Service.  The service has recently changed how they invite patients.  Patients are invited through the NHS app or SMS.  If the message is not read or where an SMS cannot be delivered (including where people don’t have a recorded mobile phone), a letter will be sent to the patient as a failsafe. All invites will still direct people to book in the usual way.