Clinics and Services

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If you believe you have an alcohol problem, please arrange an appointment with a doctor who can give advice and refer you for specialist help if needed.

Arch Hillingdon
Arch is a free and confidential service for young people and adults who live or are registered with a GP in Hillingdon.

Many people turn to drink or drugs as a way of dealing with negative feelings, such as depression, stress, trauma or anxiety.

We work with people at any stage of their alcohol or drug difficulties to provide a single point of access to assessment and treatment, for problems.

Ask directly for your Self-referral form via Reception to make an appointment with a Chiropodist to be seen within the community.  

All the doctors and the practice nurses provide diabetic care. Please contact reception for details.

A GP is not appropriately trained to deal with dental problems. This includes toothaches, abscesses and problems experienced after dental treatment. We cannot provide antibiotics as it is necessary to have a full assessment before prescribing such things.

We would therefore suggest patients register with and attend regularly a dentist who can provide appropriate routine and emergency advice. 

For emergency dental treatment outside normal working hours, registered patients should contact their dental surgery which should have an answerphone message with details of how to access out of hours dental treatment..

If there is no message please ring NHS 111  who can give you details of dental services in the area

You may have to pay for emergency NHS dental treatment, depending on your circumstances.

You may see any of the doctors or family planning nurse during any surgery for family planning advice or to discuss preparing for pregnancy.

We are pleased to offer this service to our Registered patients. The First Contact Physiotherapist will be able to assist you for soft tissue, muscle and joint pain. Depending on your symptoms our reception team may offer you an appointment with them without the need to see a GP. Please note this appointment will be for assessment and advice only.

Criteria For Booking Appointments With First Contact Physiotherapists
The role of the First Contact Physiotherapists (FCPs) in Primary Care is to assess patients with soft tissue, muscle and joint pain and to decide on the most appropriate management pathway. FCPs are physiotherapists with expertise in the assessment and management of Musculoskeletal (MSK) conditions. They may also be known as Advanced Practice Physiotherapists (APP) or MSK Practitioners.

Inclusion Criteria: 

• All soft tissue injuries, sprains, strains or sports injuries
• Arthritis - any joint
• Possible problems with muscles, ligaments, tendons or bone, eg tennis elbow, carpal tunnel syndrome, ankle sprains
• Spinal pain including lower back pain, mid-back pain and neck pain 
• Spinal-related pain in arms or legs, including nerve symptoms, eg pins and needles or numbness
• Post-orthopaedic surgery (can differ between localities)

Exclusion Criteria: 

• Acutely unwell
• Children under 16
• Medical management of rheumatoid conditions
• Women's health, antenatal and postnatal problems
• House-bound patients 
• Medication reviews for non-MSK conditions
• Neurological and respiratory conditions 
• Headaches
• Acute mental health crises 
• Patients who do not want to see a FCP
• Need to change text

For details of the other health promotion services we provide, please see under Practice Nurses.

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If you are in the 40 to 70 age group without a pre-existing condition, you can book a free NHS Health Check every 5 years.

It’s a simple assessment taking approximately 20 minutes to spot early signs of stroke, kidney disease, heart disease, type-2 diabetes or dementia.

Please request a appointment via our Patchs online consultation site.

Visit the NHS website for more information

Newly registered patients, those aged 75 or over who have not had a consultation in the past year and adult patients between the ages of 16 and 75 who have not had a consultation in the past three years all have the right to request a health check consultation with either a doctor or nurse at the practice. Please call reception to arrange an appointment.

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Social prescribing link workers connect people with local community activities and services that can help improve their health and wellbeing. A vital part of your role will be to build relationships with the people you are helping by listening carefully to what's important to them and what motivates them.

Social prescribing is a key component of Universal Personalised Care. It is an approach that connects people to activities, groups, and services in their community to meet the practical, social and emotional needs that affect their health and wellbeing (NHS England).

Please note that we are a non-urgent service for people that are 18+