Community midwives
The midwives hold their own antenatal clinics at the practice as well as visiting mothers and babies at home. If you think you are pregnant, please see the doctor so an ultrasound can be booked. Pregnancy testing is not available at the practice.
Community nurses
District nurses provide skilled nursing care, and can help patients to become as independent as possible within their own home. They can also liaise with other agencies (e.g. occupational therapy social services). They will advise and support families/carers on a healthy life style and how to prevent complications from their disease. Please contact the team on 01908 725379. Please note they are not based at our surgery, and are not employed by us.
Health visitors
Health visitors are specialist nurses trained in child development and health education to provide advice, information and support to all families. They also offer:
- Parenting classes
- Development assessments
- Behaviour clinics
- Healthy lifestyle groups
- Baby clinics
Please call 01908 725100 to contact them. Please note they are not based at our surgery and are not employed by us.
Attached staff
Community psychiatric nurses provide support for patients in the community and counselling for those suffering with anxiety, depression, stress and more serious psychiatric conditions.
Primary Care Network clinicians
Across our Primary Care Network we have a range of specialist clinicians supporting our patients, these include:
- Social prescribers
- Physiotherapists
- Pharmacists
- Mental health nurses
- Occupational therapists
- Health and wellbeing coaches