Other Services That The Surgery Provides
Asthma
If you suffer from asthma please be aware that Dr Whitley runs regular clinics on a Monday. During these clinics he monitors your condition and checks that your medication is helping you. Appointments will be sent out to you if necessary for follow up.
Diabetes
If you have diabetes we normally arrange for you to be reviewed twice a year; usually at the surgery although sometimes you may be seen at the hospital. During these visits we will check: blood tests for cholesterol, kidney function and diabetes control (HbA1c); your blood pressure; your feet and your urine. You should also have once yearly retinal screening (photographs of the back of your eye) at the hospital.
ENT
Dr Bobet has a special interest in Ear, Nose and Throat problems and may see patients who would normally be referred to a hospital ENT specialist. Referral is made via your usual doctor.
Minor Surgery
We are able to perform a wide variety of minor operations within the practice. Please contact your doctor who will arrange this.
Influenza Vaccination
We vaccinate about 1500 patients against flu every year. The vaccines are usually available from mid-September to December. They are available free for everyone aged 65 and over and for people with chronic illnesses such as diabetes, heart disease, asthma and COPD. For more information please see the Department of Health Website.
Pneumococcal Vaccination
Available for everyone aged 65 and over and for people with chronic illnesses. A one off free injection - please make an appointment with the nurse. Again more information can be found on the Department of Health Website.
Smoking Services
Its always a good idea to stop smoking as your health will improve straight away even if you have smoked for many years. If you need help with stopping smoking, book in with our Health Support Worker who will be able to give you support and nicotine replacement therapy if necessary. Alternatively you can contact Leeds Smoking Services on 0800 1694219. Please also see the BBC Website which has good tips to help.
