Clinics and Services

Blood tests requested by clinicians are vital for reviews, medications and other health care issues. If you have been requested to have a test you will be advised by the practice. Please book this appointment on 0208 401 3028 and choose Croydon University Hospital or Purley War Memorial  Hospital.

Learn more about Tests and Results

Child health clinics are run by the health visitors at various locations in the area (reception has a list). Developmental checks are undertaken by the GPs and all childhood immunisations given during designated immunisation clinics by the practice nurses. Childhood vaccinations and developmental checks are by appointment only, and patients will usually be invited at the appropriate time. If in doubt, please telephone the surgery for advice.

Learn more about your child's vaccination schedule

Our specialist practice nurses offer clinics for the management of asthma, diabetes, coronary heart disease and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. Patients are invited to attend for routine monitoring of their condition and each clinic is supported by a nominated GP.

A range of services are available including oral contraception.

For the 'morning after pill' please contact your local pharmacist.

Regrettably, we are no longer offering a coil service due to staffing availability but estimate that this service will be running again from January 2025.

Pre-conceptual advice and rubella (German measles) screening are also available.

All women between the ages of 24 and 65 will be offered a cervical smear test in line with current NHS recommendations.

See a list of other service providers

Flu clinics are held annually and COVID clinics are held twice yearly. All patients who are eligible for a vaccination will be invited in via text or letter inviting them to book an appointment. Please ensure your contacts details are correct at all times. For housebound patients, these will not always be contacted prior to visit. Please be mindful of this additional service and that if you are able to physically attend you must attend the practice. Housebound visits are for patient who cannot physically leave their home.

Antenatal care is provided by your local hospital. Please decide which hospital you would like to use and visit their website to register for their service.

The doctors provide maternity medical services and work closely with the community midwives. Patients will be offered appointments with a GP or midwife according to local medical guidelines.

Experienced clinicians are available in the treatment room for a wide range of services, including:

• advice,
• dressings
• removal of sutures,
• vaccinations

Our Social Prescriber Melissa Cameron offers non clinical support and advice to a wide range of services.

This includes referrals and signposting to benefits support, employment programmes, befriending, ESOL classes, carers support or debt guidance.

Or looking to reduce isolation, improve your mental health or wellbeing?

Melissa can refer you to local community activities such as exercise groups, coffee mornings, art classes or mindfulness sessions.

To book a consultation please speak to a member of the reception team or contact us here.