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Alongside GP appointments, we offer a range of clinics and services to help look after your health.
Our Minor Illness Clinic is run by a specially trained nurse who can assess common illnesses and prescribe medicines when needed.
If you take the contraceptive pill, you may be able to complete a health questionnaire instead of having a face-to-face appointment.
The questionnaire asks about things like:
A nurse will review your answers and, if it is safe to do so, your prescription can be issued without an appointment.
If the form is incomplete or the nurse needs more information, you may be asked to book an appointment.
HRT can help with symptoms of menopause, including:
Ask the surgery if you would like more information about HRT.
If you have been off work for 7 days or less, you usually do not need a doctor’s note.
You can complete a self-certification form (SC2) and give it to your employer.
We offer shingles vaccinations to eligible patients to help protect against shingles.
If you are eligible, we will invite you to book an appointment.
This vaccine helps protect against meningitis and blood poisoning.
It is available for:
Our nurses regularly review patients with long-term health conditions, such as:
These reviews may include blood tests, health checks and lifestyle advice.
Young people can access a wide range of healthcare services, including sexual health advice and support.
Confidential sexual health services are available, including:
We encourage all patients to have regular health checks.
Please bring a urine sample if requested.
If you are aged 40-74 and do not already have certain long-term conditions, you may be invited for a free NHS Health Check every 5 years.
The check looks at your risk of conditions such as:
Children’s vaccination clinics take place on Thursday mornings between 10:00am and 12:00pm.
Please bring your child’s vaccination record with you.
If you are travelling abroad, please book an appointment with a nurse 6-8 weeks before you travel.
Some travel vaccines may need to be paid for.
We can carry out some small procedures and operations under local anaesthetic. Your GP will let you know if this is suitable for you.
These appointments may include:
Home visits are available for patients who are housebound or too unwell to attend the surgery.
Please contact the surgery before 11:00am if you think you need a home visit. A clinician will assess the request first.
Kooth is a free, confidential online service for young people aged 11-18.
It offers:
Young people can access support at times that suit them.
Families living in Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland can access free online parenting courses.
Topics include:
These courses can be completed online at your own pace.
If you would like to record your appointment using audio or video, please let the clinician know at the start of your consultation.
Thank you for helping us provide safe and effective healthcare for all our patients. 😊