Child Health Development Clinic

This clinic is held every Thursday by appointment and is run by the doctors on a rota basis and Sister Claire Farrell .Immunisations are also offered at this clinic. Routine childhood immunisation clinic is held every Thursday afternoon.

Diabetic Clinic

Provided throughout the week by the Practice Nurse, an appointment is required.

Cervical Smears

We automatically invite all women between the ages of 25 and 64 for a smear every 3 years.  The smear examination is a simple and painless way of spotting changes in the neck of the womb which may lead to cancer if not treated.

Minor Surgery

This takes place on Tuesday afternoons and is run by Dr A Karigiri. It offers treatment for benign skin problems including warts, cysts and moles by using cryosurgery (freezing), curettage and surgical excision. Please see one of the doctors in a general surgery prior to booking into this clinic.

Lifestyle Management

All the doctors feel strongly that your way of life plays a great part in maintaining good health.  We are happy to spend some time discussing these matters during surgery consultations even if this does not directly relate to the problem you have come to see us with.  We will be pleased to give you advice on such matters as diet, weight reduction, stress, stopping smoking and prevention of heart disease or cancer.  On occasion it may be easier if we arrange a special consultation just to talk about healthy living.

Community Alcohol Team

Drug Clinic

This is provided by Manchester Drug Services and is available only to patients who are stable in terms of medication. If you have a drug problem and you wish have help in overcoming it, please arrange a referral to the service through one of the doctors.

Do you have joint, muscle or spinal pain?

You need to be a registered patient to use this service.

The service, run at North Manchester General Hospital, provides physiotherapy services without the need to see your GP first. You can self-refer to the service via our online form. 

If you self-refer to the service and have not consulted your GP within the last 3 months regarding this problem you will be assessed by one of our First Contact Physiotherapists within 24 working hours.

If you have seen your GP, you can still self-refer via the online form and you will be referred into our physiotherapy service and placed on the waiting list until an appointment becomes available.

Within our FCP and Tier 2 service we have access to imaging and investigations, onward referrals and medication requests should this be indicated.