Our Dietician Zoey helps with educating patients who need special diets as part of their treatment. She may focus on specialist areas, such as children’s health, diabetes, kidney disease, food allergies or eating disorders.

In the community you may be involved in a range of health promotion activities.

To see our Dietician Zoey, you will need to be referred by a GP; Zoey also only comes into the practice once a month.

Our Counsellors help people to explore feelings and emotions that are often related to their experiences. This allows their clients to reflect on what is happening to them and consider alternative ways of doing things. 

Our Counsellors work in a confidential setting and listen attentively to their clients. They offer them the time, empathy and respect they need to express their feelings and perhaps understand themselves from a different perspective. The aim is reduce their confusion and enable them to cope with challenges or to make positive changes in their life where necessary.

To see a counsellor here at the surgery you will need to be referred by a GP.

Dr Baikie runs a special clinic on Thursday afternoons (15:00pm – 18:00pm).

You may also book into the surgery at another time to see any of the team who will be happy to talk to you about family planning and sexually transmitted diseases.

We can screen for Chlamydia, Gonorrhea, HIV and other STDs for registered Hook patients only.

For all non-registered patients please visit: https://www.sexualhealthkingston.co.uk/

Most blood samples needed for diagnosis and monitoring can be taken at the surgery by our phlebotomy team.

Appointments are available to book via our reception team.

Flu vaccinations are offered every year from September to all people over the age of 65 and to younger people with chronic diseases such as heart disease, asthma, COPD, liver or kidney disease or those who are immunosuppressed for any reason.

Please speak to reception to make an appointment.

Dr Baikie holds a minor operations surgery with the help of one of the Health Care Assistants to treat some skin problems.

Please make an appointment to see her if you think you might need this service.

If you have Asthma or COPD (chronic obstructive pulmonary disease) you will usually be invited to your annual review around September. You will be given a care plan, an emergency pack and your Flu Jab.

If you use your emergency pack, please get in touch with the practice and your Doctor will issue you more.

If you have any concerns at anytime after your annual check, please get in touch with your Doctor.

If you have Diabetes you will be asked to attend regular clinics for check ups. 

Nurse Practitioner Debra Lacey and Nurse Carole Middtleton hold certificates in Diabetes care.

Health visitors run a clinic on Thursday afternoons, to weigh and measure babies and young children and discuss any concerns. 

Clinics are by appointment only which can be made via the health visitor on: 020 8408 8512.

We encourage all children to have the full range of baby and pre-school vaccinations to protect them from potentially serious illnesses.

Please make an appointment with our practice.

We are happy to discuss the vaccination programme with you if you have any questions.