Clinics

The following clinics can be booked in advance, please call the surgery on 02920797751 any weekday to make an appointment 

• Flu Clinic - Immunisations are offered annually to all patients above the age of 65 and those patients under the age of 65 who suffer with a chronic disease.

• Dermatology Clinic - Any condition that affects the skin, moles or skin growths changing in shape, color, texture or size

• Minor Surgery - The practice is approved for minor surgical procedures. Treatment will be arranged with your doctor.

• Musculoskeletal (MSK) Clinic - Any conditions that affect pain, weakness or stiffness in joints and muscles

• Menopause HRT Clinic - To discuss symptoms and medication

More information regarding menopause can be found by selecting the following links;

Menopause Matters, menopausal symptoms, remedies, advice

Women's Health Concern | Confidential Advice, Reassurance and Education (womens-health-concern.org)

Overview | Menopause: diagnosis and management | Guidance | NICE

Annual review appointments are offered to all patients suffering with the following

• Diabetes - The Practice offers annual diabetic reviews. where we will discuss  diabetes management and any concerns they may have. Blood and urine will also be tested along with height, weight, blood pressure and foot check.
• Asthma - All patients are encouraged to attend the asthma clinic regularly where we will assess your treatment and inhaler therapy to ensure your are on the correct medication to help keep your asthma in control.  
• COPD - All patients are encouraged to attend the clinic regularly where we will assess your treatment and inhaler therapy to ensure your are on the correct medication to help keep your symptoms under control.  

All patients will receive a reminder when the reviews are due

Cancer Care Reviews 

At RPCC we offer a Cancer Care Review to any patient who has recently been diagnosed with cancer or has been receiving treatment for cancer. This is an opportunity to talk about your cancer experience and any concerns you may have with a GP with a specialist interest in cancer care. We will send out an invitation for you to make an appointment either over the phone or face to face with Dr Johns to discuss any problems you may be experiencing. These may be physical concerns such as side effects from treatment, practical concerns such as finances or emotional concerns such as anxiety or low mood.

We normally send invitations out 3-6 months after diagnosis but if you feel you need some advice or support sooner. Please contact the surgery and ask to speak to Leigh Grainger who is our practice Cancer Care Buddy. She will assist you in getting the help you need.

The Macmillan Cancer Support website has lots of information about all aspects of cancer. For further information see  Macmillan Cancer Support | The UK's leading cancer care charity, or you can call 0808 808 00 00 to speak to someone between 8am and 8pm. Calls are free from mobiles and landlines in the UK.

• Wednesday 1pm to 3pm
• Friday 9:30am to 11:30am

If you need to speak to the midwife, please contact the surgery and a telephone consultation will be arranged

Please note a health visitor will only be available for advice on Friday mornings between 9.30 and 11.30. 

Immunisations services are offered. You will be contacted when your child's immunisations are due and asked to attend baby clinic.

Please Note: If your baby is unwell and needs to see a GP please arrange an appointment as the GP will only be available at Baby Clinic for developmental eight week checks arranged by the practice.

Please register your pregnancy at the web address below and complete and return a pregnancy pack.  The pregnancy pack can be collected from the surgery reception  

cavuhb.nhs.wales/files/maternity-services/registering-your-pregnancy-with-cardiff-and-vale-uhb-maternity/

Once registered you will be contacted by the our midwife for an appointment during the following times; 

• Tuesday's 8:30am to 4pm
• Thursday's 8:30am to 4pm

Some of our GPs are registered to carry out minor procedures within a primary care setting. These procedures may include removal of skin lesions or injections into joints and muscles.

You need to see your GP first to discuss this and then you will be offered an appointment to have the procedure carried out, provided it is appropriate to be performed at the surgery. For other procedures, you may be referred to the hospital

Some services provided are not covered under our contract with the NHS and therefore attract charges. Examples include the following:

• Medicals for pre-employment, sports and driving requirements (HGV, PSV etc.)
• Insurance claim forms

The fees charged are based on the British Medical Association (BMA) suggested scales.  Non NHS services are administered by a dedicated co-ordinator.  Please call our reception staff on 02920797751, who will take some details from you and pass your request to our co-ordinator who will progress the request.

Chargeable non-NHS services

The following charges will be made for non-NHS services.

• A total of £120.00 will be charged for the course of Hepatitis B vaccinations.