Surgery Clinics

Every week, one of the Doctors is available to perform 8-week baby checks. Appointments for the 8-week checks are arranged for you by our administration team.

Our Practice Nurses are also available to give child immunisations on Tuesday afternoons (by appointment).

See the NHS vaccination schedule

You can also see a Health Visitor. They offer support to parents to maximise the health and wellbeing of their family through discussion about their health needs and strengths, building supportive family relationships and engaging in wider community services and support.

Visit the Sirona website for local clinics

The Bristol Community Rose Clinic is part of a National network of clinics supporting women who have experienced FGM, female genital mutilation. Any woman who has experienced FGM can refer herself.

Other terms for FGM include female circumcision, cutting, Sunna and Gudiniin.

Learn more on the Bristol Rose Clinic page

All eligible women between the ages of 25 and 64 are advised to have a cervical cancer smear test every 5 years.

If you have abnormal bleeding, for example, after sex or in between periods you should book a review with their GP.

The national screening programme has a computerised call and recall system, and will send regular invitations to attend. Appointments can be made with our Practice Nurses by contacting reception.

Learn more about Cervical Screenings on the NHS website

Should you wish to have a coil fitted or removed, please complete one of the following forms:

• Coil Fitting Form
• Coil Removal Form

Contraception is now available for free at pharmacies, but coils and implants are done through nurse and doctor-led clinics.

Anyone can ask to have a sexual health screen, and home testing kits are available online. 

See local and national support services

Our Community Midwives work with the Doctors to provide antenatal and postnatal care for our patients. Pre-pregnancy information and advice can be discussed with the Doctor or Midwife by appointment. It is important that you contact the surgery once you know you are pregnant to find out how you can make an appointment with the Midwife.

See the NHS website for advice and support with your preganacy

Several of our Doctors are qualified to carry out minor surgery.

Our Practice Nurses can provide a confidential service to everyone under 25, including under 16s, whether registered at the Practice or not. They can give information about sexual health such as contraception, sexually transmitted infections and pregnancy, and give emergency after sex contraception. 

See our sexual health page for local and national support