Clinics & Services
WALK-IN FLU CLINICS
We have dedicated walk-in flu clinics throughout the last 2 weeks in September 2017, simply turn up on the dates and times below and get yourself protected against the flu. You can also book an appointment with us from October onwards. Please contact the surgery to see if you are eligible for a free flu jab.
Monday 18th September 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 19th September 9am - 12.10pm (please note we are closed for staff training 12.30pm onwards)
Wed 20th - Fri 22nd September 9am - 5pm
Sat 23rd - Sun 24th September 9am - 1pm
Mon 25th - Fri 29th September 9am - 5pm
Sat 30th Sept - Sun 1st October 9am - 1pm
Well baby clinics
These clinics are run by our health visitors. No appointment is necessary. They happen at Langley Health Centre on Thursday 0930 to 1130
Baby Vaccinations happen every Wednesday 1400 to 1630
Child health and vaccination
Click on the link below for a guide that shows the recommended age for your child's health checks
More information about vaccination.
Maternity care
There is an antenatal clinic at the health centre every Wednesday morning with the doctors and midwives in attendance. There are also two midwife led clinics.
Postnatal examinations are carried out with newborn baby checks on Tuesday morning.
Family planning
This is available at the health centre which is delivered by our trained nurses and doctors. We also offer intra-uterine device insertion and removal as well as nexaplanon.
Contact a practice nurse for advice or for emergency contraception – the 'morning after' pill.
Diabetic clinic
Tuesday and Thursday afternoons. Multi-disciplinary care for both insulin and non-insulin dependent diabetics.
Asthma clinic
Held weekly to help in understanding and self management of asthma and in the proper use of treatment devices. Attendance is recommended at least once a year. Contact a practice nurse for details.
Well person check
By appointment with practice nurses. To promote health and to screen for certain conditions including male/female health checks, blood pressure and weight reduction.
Cervical smears
We strongly recommend all women between the ages of 20 and 65, who have ever been sexually active, to have a cervical smear every three to five years dependent on age. Please call on the appointment line to book these.
If you have a recall it very rarely means anything serious. Usually it is because you have a minor infection or your smear shows inflammation that requires to be observed until it settles down.
Wart clinic
Monthly to treat warts and other small skin problems. Appointments after being first seen by a doctor.
Travel clinic
Advice and immunisation for foreign travel. By appointment with the practice nurse.
Yellow Fever vaccination centre
Langley Health Centre is an approved Yellow Fever vaccination centre. Anyone can make appointments to have this vaccination for travel. You do not have to be registered with this practice. There is a fee for this vaccination.
Influenza vaccination clinics
Usually held in October and November every year.
Smoking cessation
There are clinics specifically for this. Please contact reception for further details
Minor surgery
Minor operations for minor skin lesions (moles, small lumps etc) are performed by our doctors after they have been assessed for suitability and an appointment has been made.
Treatment room
Our treatment room is run by the practice nurses and is used for routine blood tests, minor surgery, ECGs, dressings etc. By appointment.