For information on the clinics and services we provide at the practice, please see the pages below.
Antenatal Care
If you are pregnant you will need to contact the midwife team at The Rosie Hospital to arrange you appointments. The number to call is 01223 586790. You will need ... [continue] Antenatal Care
Asthma/COPD
Regular check-ups and advice from a practice nurse on lifestyle, inhaler techniques and medication. If you have COPD or Asthma and are using inhalers regularly you should be seen annually ... [continue] Asthma/COPD
Baby Clinics
These are held weekly by appointment. Babies are seen between six and eight weeks for a general health check and first immunisations. It is very important that all babies are ... [continue] Baby Clinics
Blood Pressure
If you take medication for high blood pressure, it is important that your medication and blood pressure readings are checked at least once a year. Patients at risk of developing ... [continue] Blood Pressure
Contraception
LARC (Long Active Reversible Contraception) – more than 80 in 100 sexually active women who do not use contraception become pregnant within one year. We offer a range of contraceptive ... [continue] Contraception
Coronary Heart Disease or Stroke
All patients with cardiovascular problems should be seen at least annually for review to have blood tests including Cholesterol done and medication reviewed.
Dementia
All patients should be reviewed annually for medication review and assessment. If you are concerned about someone who you think might have early dementia make an appointment to see a ... [continue] Dementia
Depression
If you have seen a doctor for depression, make sure you are seen for review. This may simply be a follow up telephone consultation.
Diabetes
All patients should be seen at least annually for review. You will be invited for a blood test and review of diet, blood sugar control and general lifestyle. It is ... [continue] Diabetes
Emergency Contraception
The ‘morning after pill’ can be given up to 72 hours after unprotected sexual intercourse, including missed pills or split condoms. You can book an emergency appointment with a practice ... [continue] Emergency Contraception
Epilepsy
Your medication and seizure rate should be recorded at lease once a year. This could be done as a telephone consultation. If you are planning to start a family, discuss ... [continue] Epilepsy
Eye Conditions
If you have a problem with your eyes such as sore eyes, red eyes or visual disturbance, you can be assessed and treated by and accredited Optometrist with the Minor ... [continue] Eye Conditions
Falls Prevention Clinic
1:1 appointments for individuals that are 65+ who may have a fear of falling, have previously had a fall or would just like to increase their physical activity level. Everyone ... [continue] Falls Prevention Clinic
Flu vaccinations
We run flu vaccination clinics in October. The service guidance can vary from year to year so please check our website or ask at reception for further information.
Health Review
Patients between 40 and 75, who have not been seen for five years are invited to see our Health Trainer for a health check. Your blood pressure and cholesterol will ... [continue] Health Review
Hypothyroid
Blood tests should be done annually so that your medication can be monitored. Maybe making an appointment around the time of your birthday each year will help you to remember ... [continue] Hypothyroid
Kidney Disease
You need to be seen at least annually for a urine test, blood pressure monitoring and medication review.
Learning Disabilities
Appointments should be made to see your doctor once a year for review.
Mental Health
All patients with mental health problems should be reviewed by a doctor at least once a year. Blood tests and medications are to be monitored and this is also an ... [continue] Mental Health
Minor Surgery
Minor operations such as suturing, removal of moles and ingrowing toenails can be performed on the premises. Arrangements will be made by the doctor or nurse practitioner.
Mother and Baby
The Health Visitors attend the open baby weigh-in clinics at The Children’s Centre. Clinics are held every 2nd and 4th Friday between 10.00am and 11.30am for advice and weight checking. ... [continue] Mother and Baby
Osteoporosis
Is when the bones are not as strong as they should be. Anyone between the ages of 50 and 75 who suffers a fragility fracture should be referred for a ... [continue] Osteoporosis
Practice nurse appointments
Offer daily appointments for general health checks and advice, ear irrigation, vaccinations, dressings, stitch removal, cervical smears, pre-conceptual and contraceptive advice and six monthly pill checks.
Rheumatoid Arthritis
Appointments should be at least annually with the doctor to discuss medication and to assess your risk of fractures
Shingles Vaccination
Shingles can be uncomfortable and for some people can be very painful and last a long time. A national immunisation programme offers people over the age of 70 a one-dose ... [continue] Shingles Vaccination
Smears
Every lady over the age of 25 should have regular smears, every three years (up to the age of 50, then every five years). These can be done by the ... [continue] Smears
Smoking Cessation Clinic
An advisor from HLEC (Healthy Living – East Cambridgeshire) offers advice, counselling and medicinal support (on prescription) to those who need help with giving up smoking. Appointments can be made ... [continue] Smoking Cessation Clinic
Travel Vaccinations
Do you need Travel vaccinations? Our Practice Nurses are fully trained to provide advice regarding routine immunisations for travelling abroad, general advice about keeping yourself healthy whilst travelling and can ... [continue] Travel Vaccinations
Date published: 8th October, 2014
Date last updated: 22nd October, 2021
