Clinics We Offer
Page last reviewed: 27 January 2022
Page created: 27 January 2022
Page created: 27 January 2022
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First Contact Physiotherapists are qualified independent clinical practitioners who can:
Extended Access Clinics are clinics that patients can access outside of normal surgery opening hours.
NHS Health Check – Free check-up of your overall health. If you’re aged 40 to 74 and do not have a pre-existing health condition, you should be invited to an NHS Health Check by your GP or local council every 5 years.
(Various sites) – MUST HAVE BLOOD FORM
Saturday 9am-12pm at Croft Medical Centre - WALK-IN SERVICE
Monday 8:30-9:30am at Croft Medical Centre – BOOKED app’ts ONLY
Monday 1:30-3:30pm at Coventry Rd Practice – BOOKED app’ts ONLY
Tuesday 2-4pm Croft Medical Centre – BOOKED app’ts ONLY
Wednesday 2-3pm at Rowlands Road Surgery – BOOKED app’ts ONLY
Thursday 9-11am at Castle Practice – BOOKED app’ts ONLY
Health & Wellbeing Coaches Service for low level Mental Health needs.
Spirometry Screening Service – Service to identify and diagnose COPD / Asthma (Clinical screening appointment required beforehand and then appointments made if necessary).
In response to customer feedback, we noted that many of our most vulnerable patients who found it difficult to get into the surgery in the first place were being bombarded with appointments for one check or an other. Where possible we will try and co-ordinate your appointments so that they can be done in one visit with multiple clinicians. We are getting excellent feedback that this is working well and saves multiple journeys into the surgery and lots of waiting around.
The nurses can offer help with minor ailments, routine and travel injections, immunisations, dressings, removing stitches etc. They are very involved in health promotion and can provide general advice on a wide range of health concerns.
Monday and Tuesday mornings.
Smears can be done by the nurses during their normal surgery hours, by appointment.
In conjunction with community physicians and health visitors we offer "checks" at six to eight weeks of age.
Childhood Immunisations are undertaken by the practice nurses. You will receive notification from Child Health when immunisations are due, please contact Reception to book a convenient appointment. Dedicated immunisation clinics are held every Tuesday.
By appointment in surgery hours. The practice nurses will provide pill checks and repeat prescriptions for those patients established on oral contraception. Our specialist nurses, following a consultation can fit coil or implants, by appointment.
Various minor procedures can be performed at the surgery. Your doctor will advise you. Dedicated sessions are organised regularly.
An influenza vaccination is particularly recommended for patients with heart, lung or kidney disease, diabetes and residents of nursing and rest homes. Details of Flu clinics will be advertised close to the seasonal flu vaccination period.
Patients under the age of 75 who have not attended the surgery for the period of three years may take the opportunity to have a medical examination as appropriate when they have an appointment.
Patients over the age of 75 who have not been within 12-month period may take the opportunity to have this service annually. Such examination may be carried out by the patient's doctor, a practice nurse. This can be arranged at the surgery or, if that is not possible, a home visit will be arranged.