Clinics & Services

The Community Midwife provides care during and immediately after pregnancy. If you find out that you are pregnant please go to http://www.plymouthhospitals.nhs.uk/midwife-booking where you will be guided through a booking in form.  Please click here for further Maternity and Antenatal information Community Midwifery

We have dedicated clinics for patients that suffer from Asthma/COPD.

For more information on inhaler techniques follow this link Inhaler Techniques.

Getting a blood pressure test

Blood Pressure Monitors are easily available for around £25 from your local pharmacy.

If you are unable to take these readings yourself, we have a machine you can use in the practice or one of our Health Care Assistants will be able to take the readings for you at the surgery.

Carried out as part of the NHS Cervical Screening Programme.

For more information go to NHS Cervical Screening Programme

All doctors and practice nurses are available to provide contraceptive advice during normal surgery hours.

Diabetes Care – we have dedicated clinics for the care of our diabetic patients.

Pre-diabetes Care – annual blood test required.

For more information click here  

There are many providers who can offer ear care outside of the NHS. For those patients who are unable to use a non-NHS provider, we offer clinics for ear care and syringing with our Health Care Assistants.

Flu-Vaccination – undertaken every autumn/winter.

Child Immunisation – as part of the national programme. information about the schedules for different child vaccinations can be found on the NHS website 

We give our patients who have learning disabilities a full healthcare review once a year along with any helper or carer they have to ensure that their general health and wellbeing is monitored.

The doctors perform minor surgery to deal with conditions such as small lumps, cysts, moles etc.  Some of our GPs are also able to provide steroid injections.  You will require a consultation with a clinician before a procedure can be performed and you may need to be added to a waiting list depending on clinic availability.

All procedures are carried out in a suitably equipped treatment room and full infection control processes are followed.

Ready to quit smoking? We can give advice and supervise drug treatment to support this worthwhile task.

Ask about our Smoking Cessation Clinics! More information is available from OneYou Plymouth

We supervise treatment with warfarin and other anticoagulants.

You can have your blood taken at the surgery and receive resulting dosage instructions from the surgery. Information on warfarin monitoring