The childhood immunisations are now given in rapid succession at two, three and four months to protect small babies. It is very important that your child has these immunisations. There are very few reasons for not giving them. If you are concerned that your child should not have an immunisation on a particular day, perhaps because the child is unwell, please contact the surgery for a telephone consultation with one of the nursing team, so they can assess whether or not they should have the immunisation and discuss your concerns.

Having your child immunised will help reduce or prevent the risk of catching one of the infectious diseases. In order to keep our records up to date please remember to inform the practice team of any immunisations your child has had outside of our practice.

Access your child's NHS health records quickly and easiy through eRedbook once your child is connected to the NHS. Features eRedbook stores information about immunisations, health reviews and screening tests securely. Using interactive charts to keep track of your child's weight and height. Measurements taken by your health visitior will also appear in the eRedbook.

You can choose to share you child's records with your partner and other carers, enabling you to work together to keep your child healthy mum and child You can download the eRedbook app from the Apple store or Google Play.

• Register with eRedBook
• See why vaccination is important and the safest way to protect yourself

Include fitting of coils and implants as well as contraceptive injections and initiation of contraceptive tablets run by Alyson, Charmaine, Christine

• Adult Asthma: Appointments are available with our experienced Practice Nurses and our Practice Pharmacist, Sachareen, and Nurse Christine.
• COPD: Our specialist Paramedic, Samantha, runs our COPD clinics.

Diabetes appointments are available with the Practice Nurse, Alyson, and Practice Pharmacist, Dipti. Both in person and on the telephone. We also offer face to face group consultations appointments in the surgery for an hour on Wednesday pm and Friday am. Find out more here.

A comprehensive family planning service is offered including the fitting of coils and contraceptive progesterone implant.  Routine regular check-ups can be carried out by the Practice Nurse.

Our Hypertension (Blood Pressure) clinic is run by Dipti and Sachareen.

You will be invited in for your annual review for your long term condition this includes Diabetes, Hypertension, Heart Disease, kidney disease, Stroke/TIA, Asthma, COPD.

• You will be invited to have these tests (including bloods and urine) done by our HCA team if appropriate
• You will then be invited to book in for a review to discuss these results
• Diabetes - We encourage our patients to book in for our Group consultations run by Dipti and Alyson 

Medication Reviews are run by Dana, Sachareen, Dipti.

For the removal of lumps and bumps and joint injections, we offer a Minor Surgery Clinic run by Dr. Roy and Dr. Malhotra. Appointments are required and can be arranged by completing an eConsult form.

For musculoskeletal problems, our First Contact Practitioner is available for advice. Appointments are required and can be booked via eConsult.

In addition, we offer the getUBetter app, provided free of charge by Croydon CCG for our registered patients. This app offers guided exercises and tips to help you recover from a range of new and recurrent musculoskeletal conditions, including:

• Lower back pain
• Back and leg pain
• Neck Pain
• Shoulder Pain
• Ankle Pain
• Knee Pain
• Soft Tissue Lower Limb
• Hip

You can download the getUBetter app directly to your smartphone or, access it via the web.

Maternity services are available and arranged with your own doctor.

To ensure adequate protection needed whilst travelling abroad, patients will need to book an appointment with the Practice Nurse at least two weeks prior to their holiday. We issue certificates for some vaccines i.e Hepatitis A and Typhoid, and there will be a charge for this.

There is a charge for certain immunisations and vaccinations which are not covered by the NHS. Please speak to one of our practice nurses for travel advice. We are also a yellow fever centre.

Find out more on our Travel Vaccinations page

Regular cervical smear tests are crucial for reducing the risk of cervical cancer for women aged 25 to 64 (unless advised otherwise by your doctor).

• If you are overdue for a smear test: Please contact our Reception team to book an appointment.
• If you are up to date and due for your next smear: Our team will notify you and provide a link to self-book your appointment at a convenient time and day.

Our Practice Nurses run this clinic.