Diabetic clinic is run by the diabetic specialist nurse every Tuesday and Thursday by Dr Rajaratnam. To book yourself into the clinic please call the reception team. Please note these appointments are not open to the general public and are only used for diabetic reviews.

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Diabetes Prevention Programme 

Cyothappay consists of freezing warts, verruca’s and skin tags. We run clinics once weekly for this service. This is by appointment only, having been referred by your doctor.

Ante-natal Clinic

To be referred to the hospital antenatal clinic you can self- refer or see a doctor in a routine appointment (the first midwife led appointments occur around 12 weeks into pregnancy).

There is a midwife who sees our patients every Wednesday afternoon for routine appointments during the pregnancy.

Post-natal Clinic 

After delivery you will require a six week check for mum and baby. The practice provides 30min appointments with the doctor for these checks. To book your appointment please contact the receptionist and ask for a 6 week check.

For new expectant mothers you can organise your pregnancy care early by doing a self referral to the early bird team.

To do this, please download a referral form and send it back to: earlybirdbooking.enh-tr@nhs.net. Once received the early bird team will send you an appointment to see a midwife within 10 working days.

People with learning disabilities often have poorer physical and mental health than other people. This doesn’t need to be the case.

We offer an Annual Health Check for adults and young people aged 14 or above with learning disabilities who need more health support and who may otherwise have health conditions that go undetected.

Anyone aged 14 and over who have been assessed as having moderate, severe or profound learning disabilities, or people with a mild learning disability who have other complex health needs, are entitled to a free annual health check.

Before you have the check you will be asked to complete a blood test so that your results can be discussed with you on the day of your appointment.

At the check you will be asked to attend two appointments, one with Nurse Jackie Warren and the a 2nd with Dr Rachel Williams. 

You can bring a carer or support worker with you if you wish and you should also bring your purple folder.

Once COPD is diagnosed you will be invited to attend the surgery clinic at least once a year and for some people it may be every 6 months. Your general health will be assessed and your daily symptoms and treatments discussed. You will be asked to perform another spirometry. You may be referred to attend the pulmonary rehabilitation group sessions to learn more about COPD and how to manage your condition.

COPD exacerbation: home management

If you have severe COPD your doctor/ nurse may advise you to have emergency medication at home for you to immediately self-treat an exacerbation of your COPD, in order to prevent your condition from getting worse.

We have a phlebotomist at the practice once a week on Wednesday mornings between 8.45am - 10.20am. This service is by appointment only. 

Please contact the surgery to book an appointment with the phlebotomist.

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The practice has an in house pharmacist who can see and treat patients for some minor conditions and medication reviews. The receptionist may navigate you to see the pharmacist if appropriate.

Counselling and cognitive behaviour therapy may be available via a referral from the doctor, or patients can self-refer to the Single Point of Access Mental Health Services on 0300-777-0707.