What Services do we Offer?

Flu Vaccination Service

Vaccination against the flu is provided every year by the NHS to adults and children who are most at risk.

Corporate Flu Vaccinations

Providing flu vaccinations for your employees.

Blood Pressure Testing

If your blood pressure reading is between 120/80mm Hg and 140/90mm Hg then you may be at risk.

Chlamydia Screening and Treatment Service

Chlamydia is one of the most common infections affecting sexually active teenagers and young adults in the UK.

Emergency Contraception

Emergency contraception helps to prevent pregnancy after having unprotected sex or if the contraception used has become impaired.

Hypertension Service

Check your blood pressure for signs of hypertension.

Inhaler Technique Service

Asthma is a common long term chronic inflammatory condition affecting the respiratory tract and the lungs.

Multilingual Staff

With the UK being a multi-cultural society, languages and dialects aren’t always the same. This can make communication very difficult.

New Medicine Service (NMS)

With our New Medicine service, we invite you to discuss how you’ve been getting on with your new medicine.

Pregnancy Testing

A pregnancy test detects increased levels of hormones to determine whether an individual is pregnant.

Prescription Collection

Travelling long distances for your repeat prescriptions can be inconvenient, especially if you find it difficult travelling due to a healthcare condition.

Prescription Delivery Service

Travelling long distances for your repeat prescriptions can be a pain, especially if you find travel difficult due to a condition or disability.

Repeat Prescriptions

Set up secure orders of your repeat prescriptions.

Smoking Cessation Service

Trying to quit your smoking habit doesn’t need to be done alone. Help is important to keep you on track.

Supervised Consumption of Prescribed Medicines

When a pharmacist or GP prescribes a patient their medication, the prescriber has a duty of care to their patients.

Type 2 Diabetes Screening

Diabetes is a condition where a person’s cells does not utilise blood sugar as it should. This leads to someone’s blood sugar becoming exceedingly high.