Anticoagulant clinic
Tuesday – Thursday 08:30am – 12:30pm with Nurse Lynn, and supported by Mandy and Debbie. This clinic is for patients once they have been stabilized by the hospital and they would like to attend the clinic at the surgery.
Check ups
Patients aged 16 and over but under 75 and who have not consulted with a clinician for 3 years are welcome to make an appointment with the nurse for a health check.
Children’s clinic
We have baby clinics run by nurses and doctors every Wednesday between 10:00 – 12:00.
Counselling services
To find out more about NHS Talking Therapies and self-refer on the NHS website.
Eye clinic
New Hayesbank Eye Clinic at Ashford is a community-based outpatient clinic, bringing expert eye care closer to patients’ homes.
Family planning
Emergency contraception is available from your local pharmacy.
Influenza vaccine clinic
These normally start late September. We will display notices as soon as appointments are available. You can also make an appointment for the practice nurse to administer the vaccine in normal surgery hours if you cannot get to the Saturday clinics.
It is particularly important that the following high-risk groups have the flu vaccination:
Asthma
Past history of stroke
Immunosuppression including those patients on high dose steroids
Diabetics
Those with heart and chest disease
Kidney disease
Over 65’s
Medicals
The practice offers Pre-employment full medicals with report.
Minor operations
Minor operations are performed at the surgery by Dr Stanley and Dr Sadia Rashid. These are by appointment only after consultation with a doctor.
Young persons clinic
Appointments are available for young people aged under 18 to offer free confidential advice concerning relationships, how to stop smoking, safer sex advice and contraceptive advice from our nursing team. You are welcome to bring along a friend, partner or parents.