• Asthma
• Blood pressure
• Blood tests
• Cervical screening
• Child health surveillance
• Childhood immunisations
• COPD
• Coronary heart disease
• Counselling
• Diabetes - clinics held monthly.
• ECG's
• Family planning 
• Maternity services - antenatal clinic held through the community midwife service.
• Minor surgery
• Smoking cessation
• Vaccinations and immunisations - including travel (appropriate advice will be given)

If you would like to discuss family planning matter please contact the practice and make a 10-minute initial appointment with a GP.  You may be advised to re-attend for a further appointment for the appropriate treatment or follow-up.

Contraception is free for most people in the UK. With many options to choose from , you'll find one that suits you.

Contraceptive methods allow you to choose when and if you want to have a baby, but they don’t protect you from sexually transmitted infections (STIs).Condoms help to protect against STIs and pregnancy, so whatever other method ofcontraception you're using to prevent pregnancy, use condoms as well to protectyour and your partner’s health.

Where to Get Contraception
Contraceptive services are free and confidential, including to peopleunder 16 as long as they are mature enough to understand the information and decisions involved. There are strict guidelines for care professionals who work with people under 16.

You can get contraception free from:

• most GP surgeries (talk to your GP or practice nurse),
• community contraceptive clinics,
• some genitourinary medicine (GUM) clinics,
• sexual health clinics (these offer contraceptive and STI testing services), and 
• some young people’s services (call 0800 567123).

Find sexual health services.

Many of these places also offer information, testing and treatment for STIs. If you've been exposed to the risk of pregnancy, you're also at risk of catching an STI.

Before you make an appointment, make sure you’re as informed as possible about the contraceptive options available. People’s choice of contraception may vary over time, depending on their lifestyle and circumstances.

Find out more about the various methods of contraception on the NHS website

It's the most effective way of keeping them protected against infectious diseases.

Ideally, kids should have their jabs at the right age to protect them as early as possible and minimise the risk of infection.

Vaccination Checklist
Visit the NHS website for a checklist of the vaccines that are routinely offered to everyone in the UK for free on the NHS, and the age at which you should ideally have them.

• Community/District Nursing Team - 03307260077  option 1, then option 5
• Child and Family Team - 01763 262861 (Melbourn)

In response to patient demand the CCG (NHS) has commissioned the provision of extra routine appointments after 6.30pm week day evenings and during the day on Saturday and Sunday.

Bookable through reception these routine appointments are available at Comberton, Nuffield Road Surgeries and Royston Health Centre and will be with trained clinical staff who have access to your full medical records