CHD clinics are led by the Health Care Assistant and the Practice Nurses.

 Hypertension clinics are ran by all GPs and the Practice Pharmacists. They can be booked in a general clinic.

 This clinic follows a Department of Health initiative to promote and raise patients’ awareness of healthier lifestyles. The aim is to minimise the risk of heart disease, diabetes, high blood pressure and other chronic diseases, and also help with weight loss. The service is free, confidential and discreet service, and is aimed at patients with a higher than average body-mass index. Please either ask your doctor, nurse or at reception, if you are interested in this clinic

 (Available annually from mid-October) to those aged 65 and over and to ‘at risk’ patients. All patients eligible will be sent an invitation. For more information about eligibility please use the attached link. https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/vaccinations/flu-influenza-vaccine/

 With the practice nurses. Includes coil checks, oral contraceptives, etc

The practice requires all patient on high risk medications to come for regular reviews. This register is monitored weekly by the Practice’s Pharmacy Technicians.

The practice nurses and health care assistants run the diabetic clinic throughout the week. This should only be attended by annual appointment or specific request from your GP.

The practice offers annual reviews for patient diagnosed with Dementia, this service is firstly booked in with the Health Care Assistant and then a follow up appointment with a GP of your choice.

 Please make an appointment with your doctor to discuss this.

 We have a wide variety of Drug and Alcohol services in Manchester, please enquire with a member of the team should you wish to be referred to them.