Clinics & Services
Antenatal Clinic 
The midwives run a booking clinic each Monday morning for new antenatal patients and a review clinic on Tuesday mornings. All doctors see antenatal patients during normal surgery hours.
Well Baby Clinic
The clinic is run by Dr McCloskey and the health visitors on Wednesdays 14:00 - 16:00. It includes developmental checks and immunisations and allows an opportunity to discuss other problems such as sleeping, feeding and health worries.
Pre-School Clinic
This is run by Dr McKeon and the health visitors to provide 4 year olds with a check-up and booster immunisations. Wednesday weekly 09:00 - 09:50.
Asthma & COPD Clinics
These respiratory clinics are run by the practice nurses and the nurse practitioner in conjunction with Dr O'Kelly. Friday weekly am or pm by appointment.
Spirometry Clinic
First Friday of the month and run by our nurse practitioner in conjunction with Dr O'[Kelly.
Diabetic Clinic
This is run by nurse Olivia Nutt in conjunction with Dr Ewan, Thursday 14:00 - 16:00 monthly by appointment.
Minor Surgery
With Dr McKeon assisted by a nurse. Monday PM weekly by appointment.
Well Woman Clinic
This is run by the nurse practitioner to promote women’s health and carry out cervical smears. All the doctors strongly encourage women to have regular cervical smears, which can also be provided by all doctors during routine surgeries. Thursday – 09:00 – 12:00 weekly by appointment
Family Planning
This is run each week on a Thursday morning By Dr Mace. Please contact reception for details. Services provided at this clinic include general Family planning advice, Implanon and IUCD (coil). Contraceptive care is also provided by all doctors during surgery hours.
Warfarin Clinic
This is run by nurse Ruth MacCombe assisted by Dr Mace. Tuesday afternoons, weekly by appointment.
CHD Clinic
This is run by nurse Ruth MacCombe by appointment every 4th Thursday in the month by
appointment.
Travel Immunisations/Vaccinations
This clinic is run by nurse Ruth MacCombe. Please make an appointment at least eight weeks in advance of travel to ensure adequate cover.
Flu Vaccination
An influenza vaccination is particularly recommended for patients with heart, lung or kidney disease, diabetes, residents of nursing and rest homes, those who care for people with chronic / long term illness and everyone over 65 years of age. Please contact the reception staff in September to make an appointment.