Womens Health
We run dedicated women's health clinics, offering a range of services including fitting coils, pessaries and implants. Clinicians are specially trained to perform these procedures.
Smear Test/Cervical Screening
Did you know cervical screening saves 4000 lives every year?
Arranging a smear test (cervical screening) has never been easier. We have evening and weekend clinics available and you can access appointments by phone, the NHS app or by using the online prioryCARE system (choose nurse appointments > smear test) and our reception team will get in touch with you to book. You may also receive your screening invites and results via the NHS app (text or post if you do not have the app). Here is a useful leaflet explaining what Cervical Screening and HPV is.
Contraception
Our contraception service is mainly nurse led; we are able to offer oral, implant and injectable contraceptive options. If you would like to discuss any of these then please use the prioryCARE form and choose the "nurse appointment" tile then contraception.
Coil fitting and exchange is available and we ask that you submit a routine appointment request using the online form or phone us to discuss.
Emergency contraception and advice re termination is also available.
HRT and the Menopause
We run specialist pharmacist led clinics for patients needing a HRT review. If you would like to discuss menopausal symptoms and consider treatment options for this, please request a routine appointment with a clinician.
Problems with Periods
Antenatal Care
Pregnancy care (also called antenatal care) is the care you have while you're pregnant to help keep you and your baby as healthy as possible. Community midwives coordinate antenatal care locally. If you are pregnant, you can self refer to NHS pregnancy/maternity services using this form, you do not usually need to see a GP.
When you use the online NHS service, you'll need to enter a postcode, town or city in England to find local NHS trusts with maternity services. You can choose which NHS trust to refer yourself to. You can change your choice at any time during pregnancy.
After you refer yourself, the maternity service will contact you to book your first midwife appointment. This appointment should happen by the time you're 10 weeks pregnant where possible. If you're more than 10 weeks pregnant you should still refer yourself to start your pregnancy care as soon as possible.
