Ante-Natal clinics are held every Monday and Thursday morning. If you think you are pregnant you do not need to have this confirmed by a doctor. You will need to come into the practice and arrange a "booking in" appointment with the midwife.

Pregnant patients may find The Pregnancy and Birth Choices App useful. The app provides key information and advice which will help women to make informed choices about their birth from trusted NHS source, all in one place, and right at their fingertips.

Access to the app is via the web: www.pregnancyandbirthchoices.co.uk, then select to download it to a device.

From the 17th May 2021 patient will be able to bring a support person to their appointment with the Midwife providing the have a negative lateral flow test and are able to provide proof of results.

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Diabetic Clinics are held every Monday afternoon and Tuesday morning. All diabetic appointments are requested by the doctor but may be with a nurse.

We provide annual reviews for people suffering from a range of chronic diseases.

These will be at a weekly community clinic at the Howdon Children's Centre between 13:00 and 15:00. 

This is a free check up of your overall health. It can tell us if you are a higher risk of certain health problems such as heart disease, diabetes, kidney disease, stroke. If you are aged 40-74years and you haven't had a stroke, or you don't already have heart disease or kidney disease, you should have a NHS Health Check every five years.

Click on this link for further information NHS Health Checks.