Enhanced Access

You can see a GP for any new or ongoing health concerns, including physical or mental health issues. GPs can assess your symptoms, provide diagnoses, prescribe medication, and refer you to specialist services if needed.

Our GP clinics are currently held:

• Monday - Friday 18:30 - 20:00.
• Saturday 08:00 - 17:00.

You can book an appointment with one of our Practice Nurses for a wide range of health services, including:

• Wound care
• ECG’s
• Cervical Screening Tests (Smear Tests)
• B12 injections (if prescribed by own GP)
• Ear checks
• Asthma Reviews

Our Nurse clinics are currently held:

• Saturday 08:00 - 17:00.

You can see an ANP for most health problems that don’t require a GP. This includes infections, minor illnesses, long-term condition reviews, and general health concerns.

Our ANP’s work as part of the same clinical team as the GP’s and are fully qualified to diagnose and prescribe. This helps ensure you’re seen quickly by the most appropriate clinician for your needs.

Specially trained nurses or GPs carry out implant and coil fittings and removals in a safe, confidential environment.

We require a referral from your GP practice for implants and coils. This can be arranged through your GP practice reception. You may be asked to speak to a clinician first to discuss your options and ensure the right appointment type is booked. Once we have received your referral you will be added to our waiting list and be contacted VIA SMS/Telephone to book your appointment.

Please read the attached coil leaflet below which explains the different types of coils, how one is fitted and also the risks.

Ear syringing (or ear irrigation) is a procedure used to remove a build-up of earwax that may be causing discomfort, hearing loss, or other symptoms. Warm water is gently flushed into the ear canal to help clear the wax safely.

Yes. We recommend using olive oil or ear drops (available from your pharmacy) for 5–7 days before your appointment. This softens the wax and makes the procedure safer and more effective.

For more information, read our Ear Syringing leaflet below.

Ear syringing may not be suitable for everyone. It is not recommended if you’ve had ear surgery, a perforated eardrum, or ongoing ear infections. If this applies to you, please speak to your GP or nurse for alternative options.

We currently do not offer microsuction. Our service provides ear syringing (irrigation) only.

If microsuction is your preferred method of earwax removal, you may wish to contact a local pharmacy, private clinic, or ear care service that provides this procedure.

We require a referral from your GP practice for ear syringing. This can be arranged through your GP practice reception. You may be asked to speak to a clinician first to discuss your symptoms. Once we have received your referral you will be added to our waiting list and be contacted VIA SMS/Telephone to book your appointment.

Blood test appointments must be requested by a clinician at your GP surgery before you can book a slot. This ensures that tests are necessary and appropriate for your care.

If you think you need a blood test, please discuss this with your GP or nurse first. Once requested, you can then book an appointment through reception at your practice.

Please note: If you are attending for a blood test during Enhanced Access, your GP practice must have created a blood test form in advance and saved it to your medical record. We are unable to undertake blood tests without a form.

You can book a blood test appointment through your GP practice reception.

Results are usually sent back to your registered GP within a few days. You can access them through the NHS App, online patient services, or by contacting your practice reception.

The Clinical Pharmacist reviews medications to make sure they are safe and effective. They focus on managing cholesterol and anticoagulation (blood-thinning) treatments, adjusting doses where necessary and offering guidance to patients.

A lipid review looks at your cholesterol levels and overall cardiovascular health. The pharmacist may suggest lifestyle changes or medication adjustments to help reduce your risk of heart disease or stroke.

A DOAC (Direct Oral Anticoagulant) review ensures that your blood-thinning medication is working correctly, remains safe for you, and is at the right dose for your condition.

The pharmacist is a qualified expert in medicines and works as part of the practice team. Seeing the pharmacist allows you to get specialist advice about your medications while freeing up GP time for other medical concerns.

Appointments are available each Saturday between 08:00 - 17:00, with additional sessions offered on selected weekdays.

1. Visit the Men’s Health section of our website HERE.
2. Review all the information carefully to ensure you understand what the service offers.
3. Complete the appointment request form with your details.
4. Once submitted, you’ll receive a link via mobile to book an appointment directly with a male GP.

The Men’s Health Clinic allows you to book a GP consultation for non-urgent men’s health concerns and is not a routine NHS health check. Tests like bloods can be arranged if needed but aren’t automatically done at the appointment

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If you wish to make a formal complaint with regards to the service you have received in Enhanced Access, please follow the instructions in our complaints leaflet below.