District Nurses provide a service to patients with particular caring needs, especially housebound patients.
Telephone: 01743 277709
Please contact reception for further information on the services that District Nurses can assist with.
A physiotherapist attends the surgery providing patients with necessary treatment and advice on referral from the Doctor.
Please contact reception for further information on this service.
A Phlebotomist visits the surgery to provide patients with the service without having to travel to hospital.
Time: Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays 9.10 – 11.45am.
Please contact reception for further information.
Various Minor surgery procedures can be performed on patients by Dr Ingram and Dr Woollam where hospital admission can be avoided.
Please contact the surgery for more information.
Regular check-ups and advice from practice nurses on lifestyle, inhaler techniques and medication.
Time: Tuesday and Wednesdays
Routine and travel vaccinations for all ages are available during surgery times by appointment with our nurses.
Travel vaccination appointments are a double appointment with the nurse.
Nurses are in surgery Monday – Friday.
We run a flu jab clinic in late October. Please ask at reception for further information.
Vaccinations are available for all children up to age 5 and School Leaver Booster.
Please book a double appointment with any of our practice Nurses.
Routine antenatal check-ups are provided by our qualified midwife.
Time: Monday mornings.
Advice on contraception including coil fitting, contraceptive implants, postcoital contraception and ‘the morning after pill’ as well as the provision of free condoms.
We offer a coil fitting/removal service and long acting contraceptive implant/removal service. Please ensure that you request a double appointment with either Dr Houghton or Dr Butler.
We at Marden Medical Practice, recognise that there are individuals who are socially isolated, lonely and need help within the community. Often these individuals have multiple health conditions, including memory loss and may often have limited networks of care or support.
In order to support such patients, the Practice has expanded its services to support the development of a new role called the Community Care Coordinator. The focus of this role is to help patients by coordinating support, signposting on or referring to other services which may help them to cope better with their every day lives. The support may be provided by the NHS directly or the voluntary Sector or delivered by the Community volunteers within the Practice.
Sally is be available in the Care Co-Ordinator role on Tuesdays but messages can be left for her and she will contact you as soon as she can.
Tel: 01743 241313
Email: sally.lockley@nhs.net
Sally Lockley – Community Care Co-ordinator