Out of hours: call 111 or use NHS 111 Online. If it is a life-threatening emergency, call 999.
We provide a range of clinics and services across Willows Health. Some services may only be available at certain sites or by referral from a clinician.
Reviews and support for people living with asthma.
Routine reviews and care planning for diabetes.
Routine NHS GP care for new and ongoing health needs.
Advice and information to help you manage your health.
Routine NHS checks for babies and young children.
Antenatal and postnatal support in primary care.
Advice and prescribing for contraception.
Appointments for women’s health concerns.
Coils and implants fitted at selected sites.
Fitting and review of vaginal pessaries.
Includes cervical screening (smear tests).
Blood tests requested by your clinician.
Small procedures carried out at selected sites.
Routine wound care and dressing changes.
Routine NHS vaccinations for all ages.
Assessment and advice for joint, muscle and back problems.
Pre-travel risk assessment and routine travel vaccinations.
Same-day NHS urgent care, where available.
Specialist clinics and services for specific health needs.
Find information about contraception, cervical screening, coil and implant services, maternity and related support.
View women's health servicesThese services are provided by Willows Health on behalf of other GP practices. Access is arranged by your own GP practice, not directly with Willows.
Coil and contraceptive implant fittings, removals and replacements for eligible patients.
Simple wound care and suture removal for patients from participating GP practices.
Urgent care cover for eligible practices during Protected Learning Time.
Some work is not covered by the NHS. These services are private and may incur a charge.
Charges for private letters, reports, medical forms and other non-NHS work.
If you need medical help, use our online request service. If you need urgent help, use NHS 111. In an emergency, call 999.
For trusted information about symptoms, conditions, treatments and medicines, use NHS.UK.
Community pharmacies can help with many minor illnesses and medicine questions.
Find out about Pharmacy FirstFind information about conditions, symptoms and treatments, including what to do and when to get help.
View Health A to Z on NHS.UKFind information about medicines, including how and when to take them and possible side effects.
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