Clinics and Services

In addition to GP consultations the practice adheres to the General Medical Services Contract for the provision of healthcare services:

Help staying healthy

• Advice on preventing illness
• Advice on managing a long-term health condition
• Cervical screening (smear tests)
• Contraceptive services (emergency and routine)
• Childhood immunisations
• Travel vaccinations and advice

Specialist services

• Womens’ health
• Mens’ health
• Family Planning and Contraception
  To request an appointment for the following: implants, coil fittings, and emergency contraception, please complete a triage form via our website.
  Implants and coil fittings (insertion or removals) are undertaken by Dr Karkare and Dr Tazeen.  These appointments may have a longer wait time and require a consultation prior to the procedure.
  Emergency contraception can be issued by any clinician (excluding Practice Nurses).
  Depo injections are only administered by the Practice Nurse and can be booked in person or via the telephone.  You do not need to complete a patient triage form.
• Child Health
• Cardiovascular care including:
  - anticoagulant dosing
  - ischaemic heart disease screening, prevention and management
  - other circulatory disease screening, prevention and management
• Treatment for minor injuries and illnesses including wounds, cuts, bruises, sprains, strains and minor burns.
• Antenatal (pregnancy) care
• Smoking cessation service
• Diabetes clinic
• Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) clinic
• Asthma clinic
• Chronic kidney disease monitoring
• Palliative (end of life) care
• Health screening
• Cholesterol and blood sugar testing
• Blood pressure checks

Childhood immunisations

The best way to protect your baby against diseases like measles, mumps, rubella, tetanus and meningitis is through immunisations. Vaccines work by triggering the immune system to fight against certain diseases. If a vaccinated person comes in contact with these diseases, their immune system will be able to respond more effectively and prevent the disease from developing or reducing its severity. Routine childhood immunisations do not start until a baby is two months old.

Please click here for the routine childhood immunisation schedule.