You can now visit our PatientPod, located in reception to take a blood pressure reading.

Alternatively, you can book an appointment with one of our healthcare assistants, and speak to reception.

Learn more about Blood Pressure on the NHS website:

• Blood pressure test

Need to send us a reading? See our online Blood Pressure Review Form.

Our Practice Nurses run a Child Immunisation Clinic during the week, please speak to reception to book. 

• NHS vaccinations and when to have them
• Why vaccination is safe and important
• Booking your child's vaccination appointment
• Vaccination tips for parents 

Our District Nurses services are based in Poulton call them on 01253 951533 and in Thornton call them on 01253 957596.

You can learn more about these services on the NHS website: 

• Family Planning
• Hormone replacement therapy (HRT)
• Cervical Screening

The practice clinical team can offer you advice and support for staying healthy, You can learn more about what the NHS has to offer on the Better Health Website:

• Lose Weight
• Drink Less
• Get Active
• Quit Smoking

See our local services page for details.

As part of our commitment to high quality care for all, the practice nurse invites patients in for an annual review of their long term conditions. These patients will be contacted by practice staff offering an annual Long Term Condition review.  This will be done by mail, or if you prefer by text or email, if you have given your consent.

You can also telephone the practice yourself or attend our reception desk to make an appointment when the time is convenient to you.

Annual reviews give us the opportunity to see how you are coping with your condition and offer advice and support for your needs.   While we strongly encourage patients to attend their annual reviews, if you can’t, or don’t want to attend, we would be grateful if you could notify us so that we do not send you any more reminders until the following year.

The various types of review appointments we offer are run by our practice nurses and are each structured differently, depending on the condition being reviewed, so it is important to request the right appointment type from the receptionist when you book.

Our nurses provide specialised appointments in the following: Diabetes, Asthma/COPD, Hypertension, Chronic Heart Disease, Stroke, CKD.

One of the many services we offer at Queensway is microsuction.

What is microsuction?

Microsuction is a technique that uses a microscope to view the ear canal and uses suction to suck out the ear wax. This is a  gentle and pain-free procedure. Microsuction differs to ear syringing in that ear syringing uses a jet of water to dislodge ear wax.

As with any procedure, there are some very uncommon risks. These risks include:

• minor trauma to the ear canal or ear drum
• perforation of the ear drum
• hearing loss
• tinnitus
• infection

These risks tend to be very small.

See our local services page for details.

Our team of Practice Nurses run a minor ailments clinic during the week, to learn more about this please speak to reception.

Minor op clinic is by GP referral only.

The clinic is held where possible on Tuesday afternoon with Dr Tunji and Sam, our Healthcare Assistant.

Patients whom are referred for minor surgery will be added to a waiting list and sent an appointment by letter or contacted directly by phone.

Speak to our reception for details.

Learn more about Prostate Cancer's signs and symptoms.

Please speak with reception to find details.

See our Travel Information page for details.

Learn more about Vitamin B12 Injections

Speak to our reception team for details.