Everyday care
The appointments most people need most of the time, with a clinician who already knows your history.
Care and services
Fifteen services across four kinds of care. Each one can be booked directly — no referral, no forms to fill in twice.

Every service at the practice, from a thirty-minute general practice appointment to a full rehabilitation programme.

Thirty-minute appointments with a GP who keeps your record, in clinic or by video.

Video or telephone appointments with the same clinicians you would see in clinic.

Small day procedures carried out in clinic, with the same clinician before and after.

Pre-travel appointments, vaccination schedules and written advice for the trip you are actually taking.

Longer appointments with a consultant colleague, arranged inside the practice.

Gynaecological health, contraception, cervical screening and pelvic ultrasound in one place.

Urological, hormonal and cardiovascular health in appointments long enough to be honest in.

Perimenopause and menopause consultations, review appointments and continuing adjustment.

Pre-conception review, fertility assessment and contraception planning, for individuals and couples.

Heart, blood pressure, cholesterol and metabolic health, assessed together rather than separately.

A half-day assessment built around your age, history and risk — not a fixed list of tests.

Imaging, blood work and cardiac testing at Wharfside, with results explained in person.

Assessment, hands-on treatment and a rehabilitation plan you can keep doing at home.

Talking therapies and psychological support, in rooms with their own quiet entrance.

Dietetic and lifestyle appointments that start from the week you actually have.
How the catalogue is organised
The distinction matters mostly for how long the appointment is and where it happens. Everything else — notes, results, follow-up — is shared.
The appointments most people need most of the time, with a clinician who already knows your history.
Longer consultations in a defined area of medicine, booked directly or after a conversation with your GP.
Assessment, screening and testing, with the results explained by the person who ordered them.
Physical rehabilitation, psychological therapy and the everyday habits that hold both of them up.
Book a general practice appointment and we will point you the right way, or call the practice and the team will book it with you.