Services

Confirmation of pregnancy

Please contact your local pharmacy for pregnancy testing kits

Routine Antenatal Checks (usually at 24, 31 and 38 weeks)

Please contact our care navigator team to book. Our antenatal clinic is available on Wednesday afternoons.

Pertussis (Whooping Cough)

Usually at 24 week check-up.

If you are newly pregnant 

Congratulations! Make sure you are taking Vitamin D & Folic Acid supplements. You can self-refer to the main hospitals e.g. Chelsea & Westminster or Kingston Hospital.

Once done, the scan at 12 to 13 weeks will happen automatically. The midwives will arrange to see you at 9 to 10 weeks.

Further information is available on the NHS website

Blood tests have a wide range of uses and are one of the most common types of medical test.

For example, a blood test can be used to:

• Assess your general state of health
• Check if you have an infection
• See how well certain organs, such as the liver and kidneys, are working
• Screen for certain genetic conditions

Most blood tests only take a few minutes to complete and are carried out at your GP surgery or local hospital by a doctor, nurse or phlebotomist (a specialist in taking blood samples).

How to get your test results

Mole Check: Single pigmented mole 

Submit an online request (preferred) and the triaging GP will either reassure you that the mole/lesion is harmless or they will book you into the photodermoscopy clinic. If you don't have a smart phone then please call our reception team on 020 8246 4070 and they can schedule a photodermoscopy appointment.

Advice on monitoring your moles can be found on the Cancer Research UK website

Heathbridge Practice is commissioned to assess individual skin lesions and rashes.

Routine Mole mapping and full body skin checks are not services offered in NHS general practice clinics. There are private skin and mole clinics that offer these. It is not always covered by private medical insurance and frequently has to be self funded.

Other Dermatological Issues (eg rashes, pink patches, non-pigmented lesions)

Submit an online request (preferred) and the triaging GP will either advise on treatment or schedule you into Dr Allen's skin clinic. If you don't have a smart phone then please call our reception team on 020 8246 4070 to be booked into the skin clinic.

NHS Vaccinations 

The overall aim of the routine immunisation schedule is to provide protection against vaccine preventable infections.

Find out about vaccinations available on the NHS & privately (e.g. for travel): 

• NHS vaccinations and when to have them - NHS
• Vaccinations for children - Start for Life - NHS

Flu Vaccination

The flu vaccine helps protect against flu, which can be a serious or life-threatening illness. It's offered on the NHS every year in autumn or early winter to people at higher risk of getting seriously ill from flu.

• Flu vaccine - NHS
• Children's flu vaccine - NHS

COVID-19

The COVID-19 vaccine helps protect against COVID-19, which can be a serious or life-threatening illness for some people. It's usually offered on the NHS in spring and early winter to people who need extra protection from COVID-19.

• COVID-19 vaccine - NHS

Book, change or cancel a COVID-19 vaccination appointment:

• Book, change or cancel a COVID-19 vaccination appointment - NHS

Shingles

From 1 September 2023, the vaccine programme is being offered to the following:

• healthy people aged 70 to 79 years who have not yet been vaccinated
• people aged 50 years and over with a severely weakened immune system
• healthy people aged 60 to 70 years will become eligible for the vaccine over the next 5 years, when they turn 65 or 70 years

You will remain eligible for the shingles vaccine until your 80th birthday, unless you have a weakened immune system; people with a severely weakened immune system remain eligible for vaccine.

• Vaccination against shingles guide - GOV.UK

HPV

The HPV vaccine has been offered to all girls in school year 8 since September 2008. From September 2019, the vaccine has also been offered to year 8 boys. This is because the evidence is clear that the HPV vaccine helps protect both boys and girls from Human Papillomavirus-related cancers.

• Information on the HPV vaccination from September 2023 - GOV.UK
• HPV vaccine - NHS

Catch up clinics for students who missed the vaccine in previous years:

• South London Children and Young People's Community Immunisations :: Kingston and Richmond NHS Foundation Trust

NHS travel Vaccinations

• Travel vaccination advice - NHS

Non nhs travel or private vaccinations are available from many local pharmacies and clinics:

• TRAVEL CLINIC | husbandspharmacy
• Find A Clinic - MASTA Travel Health | For All Your Vaccination advice

Vaccine Supporting Information

• Home | Vaccine Knowledge Project
• Why vaccination is important and the safest way to protect yourself - NHS
• Guide to the use of human and animal products in vaccines - GOV.UK
• Are Vaccines Vegan? | VeganFriendly.org.uk

If you think you need something removed, please call us on 020 8246 4070 or submit a request online

Below is a list of services you can book with our Nurses:

• Asthma review
• Baby jabs
• Child registrations under 8 years
• Compression stockings
• Depo injections (Contraception and Mental health)
• Diabetic review
• Dressings
• Routine pill check
• Shingles
• Smear
• Stitch removals
• Zoladex: Nurse Lisa, Mrs Jo Flint (Nurse Practitioner), Dr Bailey or Dr Ubayasiri

Ear syringing is currently unavailable. Please visit the CEDA Healthcare website to contact a private team located in Putney for this service.

Private consultations with Dr Paul Hallett are available at request. Please call us or send a message below and one of our team members will be in touch as soon as possible to arrange a suitable date and time for you.

Please see our Non-NHS Services page