Clinics We Offer
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This incorporates heart disease, diabetes, hypertension, strokes/mini-strokes, asthma, emphysema, mental health, dementia and epilepsy. The clinic involves monitoring of these conditions, assessment of risk factors, tests and review of medications. It is run by the practice nurses with the doctors available if needed.
The clinic run by the practice nurse and Healthcare assistants and is for both men and women. It consists of discussions of general health and lifestyle and advice as appropriate. Specific advice is given regarding general and travel immunisation and cervical smears for women. Checks are made of blood pressure, weight and urine tests.
The midwives are not working from the practice at present but contact patients directly following a referral from us. You will be seen at regular intervals during your pregnancy.
Blood tests are done at The Lyng Health Centre in West Bromwich, Sandwell Hospital or Tower Hill Health Centre.
An electronic request will be generated by the practice then the patient can call 0121 507 6104 to make an appointment at a place of their choice.
The practice nurses and doctors run this clinic where a full range of services and advice about family planning is offered. Contraceptive advice is also available for teenagers. Our practice is part of the Sandwell Young People Welcome scheme.
The clinic is run for children in order to undertake a full programme of immunisations. The doctors and practice nurses run this clinic.
All women aged from 24½ - 64 years should attend regularly for cervical smears. The practice nurse runs this clinic. Ask at reception for further details.
Usually carried out by the HCA or practice nurse; please ask at reception for alternative services.
Run by the practice nurses who will give advice on how to stop smoking. Ask at reception for further details or at your local pharmacy.