Clinics and Services

If you care for a sick relative, child, friend or neighbour, please let us know. We can offer you support and information.

see our carers page for local and national support services

The midwives work with the doctors to provide care for mothers before and after delivery and care for the baby in the first fortnight of life, and can be contacted on 01275 335687 

Community Nurses provide nursing treatments and advice to the housebound and patients recently discharged from hospital. GP practices cannot directly request a District Nurse to visit a patient. Instead they are required to make a referral via the SPA referral system which is run by SIRONA. SIRONA will then advise if they can add the pateint to their caseload for home visits.

They can be contacted on 01275 335657

We run both spring and autumn vaccination campaigns every year, and we will announce the start of the vaccination campaign on our website.

We will invite all eligible patients to book, although that can take time.

If you feel you are eligible, please contact us as early in the season as possible so that we can get you booked in. Early vaccination will keep you protected.

See our appointments page for booking details

For registered patients over 65 years of age and those in at-risk categories, the practice offers flu vaccinations.

Flu vaccinations will take place in Autumn each year, and Clevedon Medical Centre will publicise the campaign.

Learn more about flu vaccinations on the NHS website

Health Visitors work mostly with young children and the elderly.

If you have any worries about your child’s health or development please contact your Health Visitor. They can be contacted on 01934 533300

Parents are notified when their children are due for immunisation, but if you are in doubt, please ask your Health Visitor on 01275 885 514.

Learn more and see the NHS vaccination schedule on their website

Learning disabilities are different from learning difficulties (such as dyslexia or ADHD) and can sometimes be associated with other conditions, including autism or developmental delays. They are usually identified in childhood and continue into adulthood.

Learn more about Learning Disabilities and the support we provide

We have several minor illness clinics running each day, these clinics are run by paramedics and physiotherapists.

These clinicians are highly trained professionals with a wealth of experience in the management of minor illnesses which involve things like skin rashes, coughs and urinary issues.

Neurodiversity is not a diagnosis, so recognising neurodiversity in an individual does not therefore need a diagnostic assessment. Neurodiversity is a term that recognises people experience and respond to the world around them in different ways.

This different perspective can lead to new ideas, scientific breakthroughs and creativity or unique skillsets. Individuals may also have aspects of life they find more challenging for which they require additional support.

See our neurodiversity page for advice and local and national support services

For patients aged over 65 who have not already had one, the practice recommends they have a pneumococcal vaccination. 

These vaccinations are available all year round.

Learn more about pneumococcal vaccinations on the NHS website

Our Practice Nurses see patients by appointment for the following:

• Asthma Review
• Hypertension Review
• Weight Management
• Coronary Heart Screening
• Diabetic screening and reviews
• Contraception - pill checks, Depo injections, fitting coils, Implants  & caps
• Smears
• Heart Failure Reviews
• Learning Disability Reviews
• ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder) Review
• Smoking Cessation
• Dementia Reviews 

At Clevedon Medical Centre (CMC) we have an enthusiastic Research team consisting of three GPs, two nurses and one research administrator who work with support from the wider CMC team.

Visit our Research page

All patients who are severely immunocompromised from 50 years of age (no upper age limit but should be vaccinated as soon as eligible).

Immunocompetent individuals who have not previously received the shingles vaccine- all 70 to 79 years of age or 65 years of age (from 1st September each year).

The nursing staff can help you with:

• Immunisation & travel advice
• Dressings
• Removal of stitches
• Blood tests and other investigations - if arranged with your doctor first
• Blood tests requested by secondary care - we can do blood tests for your hospital to avoid you having to travel. Please ensure your hospital doctor has put the request on the system before you book an appointment.
• Ear Syringing - if eligible (i.e. is required for secondary care / audiology, and arranged with your doctor first.
• Injections (B12/ Steroids and others)
• Childhood Immunisations
• Flu, pneumococcal and shingles vaccinations
• Pertussis vaccines
• Dopplers
• ECGs
• Ambulatory BPs
• NHS Healthchecks for eligible patients