These are run by the practice nurses with the assistance of our healthcare assistant. They cover chronic diseases which require regular monitoring such as diabetes, asthma and respiratory problems, heart problems, high blood pressure and thyroid disorders.

Patients are contacted at regular intervals (usually yearly in the month of birth) by text and invited to attend for a review of their condition. For example, those with diabetes will first attend the healthcare assistant to have bloods and a basic health check and then be seen by a practice nurse two weeks later for the results. 

Appointments are currently being run in alignment with the day of the baby's immunisations to minimise the number of visits having to be made to the practice. We will send out a letter to the parents to ask that you contact us when your immunisation appointment has been received and we will try our best to align your appointments. 

Support clinics, including advice about smoking cessation products are available in the area.  Call 01786 433293 or 07989155106 to find out more.

Your local pharmacy also runs a smoking cessation service and can provide the full range of options. 

Smoking cessation products are not available from your GP.   

The nurses, healthcare assistant, health visitors and district nurses all help run various clinics with the district nurses working mainly out in the community. There is also access to a phlebotomist and midwife, along with a treatment room, chiropody and physiotherapy department.

Meadowbank Health Centre also has its own pharmacy on site.