Clinics and Services

It is important that adults keep up with vaccinations offered on the NHS. The practice provides a full range of adult immunisations and injections which are given by our nurses.

These includes:

• Pneumococcal vaccination
• The Shingles vaccination 

You can find out more about adult immunisations and vaccinations on the University of Oxford website

Immunisation clinics are held on Wednesdays at our surgery (2:00pm to 4:00pm). When you receive a letter that says your child is due their immunisations, please ring the surgery to make an appointment at one of the clinics. Please make sure you bring your child’s Red Book with you. If your child is unwell, please do not bring them for immunisation. If the clinic time is not convenient, you can make an appointment at another time with the nurse.

The Health Visitors hold clinics in East Oxford Health Centre (upstairs from the practice) on:

• Thursday afternoons between 1.30pm and 3:00pm. This clinic is by appointment only and can be booked by calling the team on 01865 904483

Get information about COVID-19 vaccination, who can get it, and safety and side effects

Learn more about COVID-19 vaccinations on the NHS website

Find information about the flu jab, including who should have it, why and when

Learn more about flu vaccinations on the NHS website

Our nurses can offer advice on diet, exercise, and stopping smoking. They also help patients manage long-term conditions such as raised blood pressure, diabetes, and asthma.

We work with the East Oxford Health Visitors, who provide support and advice for parents of babies and young children.

Our Mind Wellbeing Workers support people with mild to moderate mental health problems. They are able to worth through techniques to manage symptoms such as anxiety and low mood, provide emotional support and a listening ear, and help people make positive changes in their lives. They are also able to link people with other more specialist organisations and services. Mind Wellbeing Workers can provide up to six sessions. Appointments can be booked by contacting our reception team.

For therapy and more complex/longer-term support you can self-refer to Oxfordshire Talking Therapies, wo provide the psychological therapies for Oxfordshire.

We work with the Florence Park Midwives, who provide antenatal care for our patients. If you are pregnant please make an appointment with a GP so that you can be referred for scans and to the midwives.

Our Physiotherapist is a specialist in musculoskeletal problems, which are problems with muscles, joint, bones, tendons and ligaments. He can treat issues such as back pain, joint pain (e.g. hip, knee, ankle, shoulder) and sciatica. Physiotherapy appointments take place at Bartlemas Surgery (opposite CRMP) and can be booked by contacting our reception team. He treats problems that have been present for less than about 3 months.

For longer-term musculoskeletal problems you can self-refer to Connect Oxfordshire, who provide all the local MSK services.