Clinics & Services
Long Term Conditions
Please click here to read more about LTC and birthday recalls
Cervical Screening
Patients will be invited by letter to book an appointment when cervical screening is due.
Held By- Practice Nurses
Times- Contact Reception to book an appointment
The Facts about Cervical Screening
Child Health Surveillance (CHS)
Held by: Doctors and Health visitors
Time: Refer to Reception
Child Immunisations
Held by: Practice Nurses
Time: Refer to Reception
Contraceptives – Other
Held by: Doctors and Practice Nurses
Time: Refer to Reception
Diabetes Clinic
Held by: Specialist Diabetes Nurse
Time: Refer to Reception
Maternity Services
Held by: Community Midwife-
These are held at the Glebe Surgery, Storrington on a Friday morning. Please phone the Community Midwife 01903 285195 at Worthing Hospital for more information.
COPD
Held by: Practice Nurses
Time: Refer to Reception
Phlebotomy
Held by: Health Care Assistants
Time: Refer to Reception
Private Procedures and Charges
Minor Injuries Units
There are 2 Minor Injuries Units Locally Horsham/Bognor Regis who can help with minor problems such as listed below please see each minor injury unit as some treat different problems.
Grazes
Cuts
Stings
Burns & Scalds Advice on wounds
Bumps
Splinters
Insect bites
Black eyes
Dog bites
Foreign bodies from eyes
and other problems.
Please click on each Minor Injuries unit for information about what they can and can’t treat and opening hours.
Bognor Regis Minor Injuries Unit
More information about MI Units and Urgent treatment centres locally
Nursing care at home
We work closely with other healthcare professionals who are part of our Primary Health Care Team working in the community, such as the district nursing team, midwives and health visitors. These services are provided by the West Sussex Primary Care Trust (PCT) and are based locally, you should direct any enquiries to the individual services:
- District Nurses – 01903 258970
- Midwife Triage Number- 01903 285269
- Health Visiting Team – 01273 696011 Ext 4524
If you have an illness or incapacity that means that you need nursing care in your own home, the district nurse, will visit you. Patients who are likely to benefit from this service include the housebound, the elderly, people with a terminal illness, and those who have recently been discharged from hospital. District nurses provide wound care, palliative care, continence advice, health promotion advice and advice on co-ordinating care packages. If you move permanently into a care home locally, the district nurse may be able to continue your care. Your GP may also be able to continue to care for you, or a number of GPs may provide services for the residents of local care homes.
