Clinics & Services

General Medical Services

baby_examination Morning and afternoon surgeries (a copy of the GPs' timetable is available from reception).

Baby Clinic (for well babies only)

Babies are seen by appointment only (you may book on the day you wish to be seen). If your child is unwell do not bring to the baby clinic, but make an appointment in a normal surgery. Clinics are held at both surgeries. The practice nurse will be available with the doctor to immunise and give advice.

Child Health Surveillance

To monitor the progress and immunisation of children under five years of age.

Contraceptive And Family Planning Services

The Practice provides full contraceptive services including contraceptive implants and intrauterine devices. Please contact reception who will you an appointment to discuss your needs further.

Maternity Medical Services

Together the doctors and midwives monitor and advise on the antenatal and postnatal care of our mothers-to-be.

Chronic disease care

Our practice team manages the chronic disease monitoring of many long term conditions including

Asthma
Epilepsy
Cancer
Hypertension (raised blood pressure)
Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
Hypothyroidism
Coronary heart disease
Mental health
Diabetes
Stroke and transient ischaemic attack
Dementia
Learning disabilities

Drug Rehabilitation

The Practice and drug team will share the care of patients with a drug abuse problem.

Alcohol - Management of Problematic Drinking

The Practice and alcohol team will share the care of suitable patients.

Anticoagulation

The Practice monitors stable patients who take warfarin.

Hospital-prescribed Drugs

The Practice monitors patients who take specific medications prescribed by the hospital when we have agreed to share care with them.

Vaccination

The Practice invites all eligible groups to take advantage of preventive vaccinations including influenza, COVID, shingles and pneumococcal vaccinations.

Nurse Clinics

Chronic Disease Management

Angina and heart disease
Asthma
Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
Diabetes

The practice nurses see patients for the prevention, monitoring and controlling of these conditions.

Dressings Removal of sutures
Dressing wounds
Management of leg ulcers
Injections And Immunisations
Administering routine childhood immunisations
Routine adult immunisation
Travel vaccination - advise and administer
Dietary Advice
Patients wishing to lose weight; specialist dietary needs of patients (ie diabetic patients).
Ears Syringing and aural care.

Cervical Smears

This is a simple test, usually carried out by specially trained nurses. The Practice recommends that all women should have a smear test every three years at which time you will be sent a reminder. If for any reason your smear is abnormal, you will automatically be sent an appointment for the colposcopy clinic.

Teenagers and young people can talk confidentially to a nurse on all aspects of sexual health.

Health Care Assistants

The Practice employs health care assistants who, under the guidance of the practice nurses, can provide the following services:

Blood tests
Blood pressure checks
New patient health checks
NHS health checks
Diabetic foot checks
ECG/heart traces

Rotherham North PCN

We are part of a group of practices called Rotherham North Primary Care Network (PCN)

Through the PCN we have access to a wider primary care team to help care for our patients, this includes pharmacists, physiotherapists, social prescribers, paramedics, pharmacy technicians, mental health practitioners and a dementia specialist nurse.

For more information on our PCN click here.

Attached Services

blood_pressure6 The following staff are available to patients at our practice in the community

Health Visitors

Health visitors are nurses employed by NHS Rotherham, who work from our medical centres and specialise in preventative medicine and health education. They are particularly concerned in helping families with child care.

District Nurses

They visit at home and care for patients who are too ill to come to the surgery.

Community Matron

The community matron manages patients with multiple complex long-term conditions, ensuring that all their health and physiological care needs are met. Patients’ conditions include heart failure, COPD, diabetes, Parkinsons and hypertension. The community matron seeks to prevent unnecessary hospital admissions.

Community Midwife

The community midwife shares the care of all mothers before and after delivery. In addition the midwife attends the antenatal clinics held at each centre and, with the doctor, provides full maternity medical services.

Non-NHS/Private Services

non_nhs_services4 Examinations for insurance, employment, driving and legal purposes are not covered by the National Health Service.

The receptionist will advise you of the fee when you arrange your appointment.

Travel Advice

There is further information about countries and vaccinations required on the links below

Europe & Russia	North America
Central America	South America
Caribbean	Africa
Middle East	Central Asia
East Asia	Australasia and Pacific

If you require any travel vaccinations then you should contact us well in advance of travel. You will need to complete a travel questionnaire and pass to our reception at least 8 weeks before departure.

You can collect a form from reception or use the link below. You should then contact reception after 3 working days to make an appointment with the practice nurse (who will have assessed your needs). Please note that we may have to order vaccine stocks for you and you may also need a follow up appointment. All this will be explained to you by the nurse.

Some travel vaccines are ordered on a private prescription and these incur a charge over and above the normal prescription charge. This is because not all travel vaccinations are included in the services provided by the NHS.

Travel Health Questionnaire

Remember this questionnaire should be completed 8 weeks before travel

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Travelling in Europe

If you are travelling to Europe a very useful booklet has been published with advice and guidance to help you get the most out of your holiday. To visit please click:- http://ec.europa.eu/publications/booklets/eu_glance/86/en.pdf (this is a large document and may take a minute or two to view)

What is Occupational Health?

Your staff are a key business asset and essential to productivity and profitability.

Occupational health teams keep people well at work – physically and mentally. Occupational health services will help keep your employees healthy and safe whilst in work and manage any risks in the workplace that are likely to give rise to work-related ill health.

Research shows that good health is good for business and better workplaces have better financial results. Every year over 170 million days are lost to sickness absence. The Government’s Black Review of the health of the working age population reported the cost to the economy is estimated to be £100bn each year. Research shows that the longer people are off sick, the less likely they are to make a successful return to work. After six months absence from work, there is only a 50 per cent chance of someone making a successful return.

How occupational health can help businesses

Occupational health teams can develop a range of services designed specifically to meet the needs of your business. We can:

Reduce sickness absence
Prevent and remove health risks arising in the workplace - ensuring your business meets its statutory responsibilities - and helping your business maintain a healthy workforce.
Provide screening and surveillance services when early stages of ill health arise. We will work with you to develop solutions to keep employees with health issues at work.
Give independent and professional diagnosis, prognosis and advice on staff unable to work due to long-term or short-term intermittent health problems.
Lifestyle and wellbeing services increasing productivity and staff retention

For further information please contact our practice.

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