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COVID-19 vaccination is safe and effective. It gives you the best protection against COVID-19. The NHS website provides information about the vaccination, who can get it, and safety and side effects.

Learn more about COVID-19 vaccinations on the NHS website

Flu vaccination is safe and effective. It’s offered every year through the NHS to help protect people at risk of getting seriously ill from flu.

The NHS website provides information about who can get it, how to book and where to get the vaccine.

• Find out about flu vaccination for adults
• Find out about flu vaccination for children

Our Practice Nursing team are all able to give childhood immunisations - there are appointments available throughout the week to meet your needs. Please remember to bring your child's red book to their appointment.

Learn more about NHS vaccinations and when to have them

This is run by the midwife. At this clinic the midwife will take a booking history and blood tests. She will also discuss with you your choices for maternity care. Once you have seen the midwife at the first point of contact clinic she will make you an appointment to attend this clinic.

The practice nurse is available to give you advice about a healthier lifestyle e.g. diet, exercise, smoking, alcohol. She will also check your blood pressure and weight and perform further tests if appropriate e.g. blood cholesterol.

This clinic aims to improve the care of our diabetic patients and is run by Catherine Whitrow, our practice nurse. Patients will be reviewed annually by invitation. If you wish to attend this clinic please see your doctor.

This is run by the clinical pharmacist and the practice nurses. The aims of this clinic are to help you to gain maximum benefit from your treatment, and to reduce the frequency of attacks.

This clinic is for patients with angina or who have had an heart attack. It is designed to help reduce risk factors and optimise medical treatment for your heart condition.

All of the doctors provide family planning advice. If you require a coil fitting (IUD) contact a local family planning clinic. All of the doctors will provide advice about termination of pregnancy and patients can now self-refer to one of the following organisations without having to see their doctor:

• British Pregnancy Advisory Service (BPAS)
• Central Manchester NHS Trust
• Manchester Pregnancy Advisory Service

There is one a central booking service that is able to offer an appointment at any of the above providers. It operates from 09:00-19:00, on weekdays only. To make an appointment, please ring 0845 365 0565.

We have a GP who is trained in joint injections. For more complex injections our GP team can refer to a local musculoskeletal clinic.

If you are aged 75 years or over, you are entitled to an annual health check. A home visit can be arranged if you are housebound.

If you are aged between 15-74 years you are entitled to a three yearly health check.

PARS helps people with long term conditions to increase their level of physical activity in a safe and structured way. The service provides a health screening, advice and access to exercise sessions led by highly qualified exercise professionals.

These are offered directly from the midwife team at St Mary's Hospital. 

Self refer to St Mary's Hospital

Our Trauma Informed Yoga Therapist, Sam, is trained to provide 1:1 yoga based therapy for patients registered with our practice, and can work with children (aged 5 or older) and adults. This approach can be beneficial for patients with anxiety, stress, sleep problems / insomnia, and particularly for patients with a background of Adverse Childhood Events. Appointments can be made via our reception team.