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Our Services
The practice offers a wide range of services which you can read about below
Asthma & COPD
Done by the nurses, Pharmacist and GPs
Blood Tests
We offer a blood test service at the practice between 07.30 and 11.30 Monday, Wednesday and Friday each week. You must be referred by the GP or nurse to have a blood test and you must contact the surgery to book your appointment. Remember to bring your blood form along with you to your appointment.
You can book your appointment online as long as you have got a blood test form.
Chronic Illness
The practice offers a number of clinics associated with chronic illness and patients will either be invited to attend or be referred by their GP as appropriate.
Community Midwife – by appointment
The community midwife’s antenatal clinic is run from the Byron Centre. The midwives can be contacted on 020 8401 3171 for advice. We have antenatal appointments at the practice for those expectant mothers who need to been seen by the GP and you will be told at what weeks during pregnancy you need to see the GP.
Contraceptive Advice
Including emergency contraception
Diabetic Clinic
Monday, Tuesday and Thursday (with the nurse)
District Nurses
There is a district nurse team allocated to the practice. They provide nursing care for those patients of all age groups in their own home, to those patients who are housebound and need long term care, wound/ulcer dressing, insulin injections and care of patients who may be terminally ill.
The district nurses liaise with your doctor, other members of the healthcare team and social services to ensure the best possible care is provided.
If you would like to be referred to a District Nurse, please ask your GP.
Health Visitors
The health visitors give advice on preventative health. They have expertise in a wide range of healthcare fields, particularly those concerning expectant mothers and young children. They can be contacted on 020 8714 2750 or by ringing the Byron Centre on 020 8660 3915.
Minor Surgery
This clinic takes place on Tuesdays from 3.00pm - 5.30pm. Please ask reception for more information about this clinic.
Mother & Baby Checks
These are carried out in a GP appointment when your baby is 8 weeks old and is immediately followed by a Nurse Appointment for your baby’s first immunisations.
Please note you must register your baby prior to his/her 8 weeks check. If he/she is not registered these appointments will be cancelled.