Antenatal Clinic
Services are provided through the community midwife team 0161 922 6159
CMWBookings@tgh.nhs.uk
Postnatal
We provide postnatal care
Disease Management Clinics
The clinics are run by the practice nurse for patients with the following diseases:
- Asthma
- Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
- Diabetes
- Coronary heart disease
- Hypertension
- Cardiovascular Disease
Invitations will be sent to attend these clinics, but if you have any problems in the interim periods please do not hesitate to make your own appointment.
Health Promotion Clinics
These clinics are run by the practice nurse or assistant practitioner and include:
- Well person - this is for people over 21 and covers lifestyle, family history, personal history and basic statistics.
- Young person - this is for people between the ages of 15 and 21 and aims to provide a friendly, confidential service to raise awareness of health promotion and a healthy lifestyle.
- NHS Health Checks - for patients between the ages of 40 and 74. The check is a preventative programme aimed to assess a patient’s risk of developing heart disease, stroke, kidney disease or diabetes.
- Smoking cessation - to offer support and help in giving up smoking.
- Cervical smears - for women between the ages of 25 and 65 as appropriate.
Child Health Surveillance
We offer this service to all pre-school children and share the developmental checks with the health visitors and the community medical officers.
Minor Surgery
This clinic for joint injections and minor surgery procedures under local anaesthetic is run by Dr Jha based in Ashton.
Family Planning
A confidential service is available for people of all ages. You can see a practice nurse or doctor for advice, oral contraception or post-coital contraception during surgery times. Please make an appointment with the practice nurse for the contraceptive injection.
Counselling
A counsellor is available. Please ask the doctor/nurse for a referral.
Alternatively, you can self-refer to Talking Therapies: Tameside and Glossop mental health
Immunisations
The practice nurse carries out all primary immunisations as well as booster doses.
Travel Immunisation
If you are travelling abroad to a foreign country where you think you may need immunisations, please use the 'Admin' Section of our Rapid Health Triage system and complete the 'Travel Risk Assessment' form at least 8 weeks before departure. The practice nurse will arrange a schedule for immunisations and advise you on taking care of your health whilst you are abroad. (Please note: only NHS vaccines are provided by the surgery, you may require a referral to a travel clinic)
Flu Vaccination
The influenza vaccination is particularly recommended for patients over 65 and those with heart, lung or kidney disease, diabetes, and residents of nursing and rest homes.
Please contact the reception staff in September for details of the vaccination dates and to make an appointment. If you are unable to attend the surgery, a home visit can be arranged.
Citizen's Advice Bureau
There will be a representative from the Citizen's Advice Bureau available to patients once a week by appointment to help with a variety of problems.