Stag Medical Centre & Rose Court Surgery |
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CLINICS (Stag Medical Centre)Antenatal ClinicThese clinics are run on Wednesdays and Thursdays in conjunction with our midwife and practice nurse. A doctor is available if required. Child Health Clinic - Well Baby Clinic2nd & 4th Wednesday in the month - Drs Abbey and McWhinnie run these clinic in conjunction with the health visitor and practice nurse and are for: Child Immunisation (and parents if necessary) - Advice on general health and welfare (including baby weighing), Child Development Surveillance. Well Woman ClinicThursday 2.00 - 3.30pm - Dr Abbey and practice nurse
Well Persons' Clinic (MOT)Run by our practice nurses most days for advice about diet, smoking, alcohol, lifestyle, adult immunisation, hypertension and for urine and cholesterol checks as appropriate. Minor SurgeryTuesday 2.00 - 3.30pm Dr Proctor Access to these clinics is by prior assessment and referral by the doctor. Diabetic ClinicThese are held weekly between 2.00 and 4.00pm by a doctor or the practice nurse. Alternative appointments can be made. Other ClinicsEar care, anticoagulation monitoring and reheumatology monitoring all take place in the Medical Centre throughout the week. Clinics are also held with counsellors and the dietician. Access to these clinics is by referral from the doctor. There are also sessions to help patients to stop smoking both on an individual and group basis, plus health trainers to advise and help on having healthy lifestyle. CLINICS (Rose Court Surgery)Well Persons' Clinic (MOT)Run on most days, as at the Stag Medical Centre, by the practice nurses. Diabetic ClinicFlexible appointments available. Child Health Clinic - Well Baby Clinic1st & 3rd Wednesday in the month 2.00 - 3.30pm - Drs Abbey / McWhinnie. Run as at the Stag Medical Centre. Other ServicesEar care, anticoagulation monitoring and rheumatology monitoring all take place at Rose Court throughout the week. Please NoteThe work of the practice is one of continuing development. We will keep you advised of any changes. FAMILY PLANNINGWe offer a full range of contraceptive services including fitting and checking IUCD (coils) and cap etc. All consultations are, of course, in complete confidence regardless of age or marital status and with the doctor of your choice. TRAVEL CENTRE, INCLUDING YELLOW FEVERThe Stag Medical Centre is a fully recognised and appointed travel and yellow fever vaccination centre for all patients and not just those who belong to our practice. Yellow fever vaccinations can be given on most days of the week and appointments can be made by contacting one of the receptionists at the Stag Medical Centre. A charge is made for this some travel vaccinations. |
