Services

We host antenatal clinics run by midwives from Homerton Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust.

Refer yourself for NHS pregnancy care - Use this service to refer yourself to NHS maternity services so you can start your pregnancy care with a midwife. 

Our in-house Warfarin clinic is led by Dr Heyman.

Patients on Warfarin are seen regularly by trained nurses and healthcare assistants.

Mothers and new babies will be offered an appointment with a GP together at 8 weeks after birth. This is part of routine child health checks and also an opportunity to get advice on matters such as breastfeeding and contraception, and for the baby to be weighed and to start immunisations with the Practice Nurse.

Learn more about Homerton Health Visiting for Hackney & City families

We offer cervical screening (smear tests) to all women aged between 25 and 64. 

If you are due your smear test, please request an appointment online, choosing the option I have an admin or routine care request.

Learn more about cervical screening on the NHS website or find support and advice organisations

Get information about COVID-19 vaccination, who can get it, and safety and side effects

Learn more about COVID-19 vaccinations on the NHS website

Patients with diabetes are invited for a yearly review. We have a visiting Diabetes Specialist Nurse and Diabetes Dietician from the Homerton Diabetes Centre

Available to all patients by appointment with our Family Planning/Women’s Health Specialist Nurse. Family Planning can also be discussed in any appointment. Family Planning can also be discussed in any appointment with a GP or Physician Associate.

Find information about the flu jab, including who should have it, why and when

Learn more about flu vaccinations on the NHS website

Patients with drug problems are seen in partnership with Turning Point (Hackney Recovery Service).

Individuals will be offered an appointment with a Wellbeing Coordinator who will conduct an in-depth needs assessment and then facilitate active participation in local community-based services, e.g. gardening groups, benefits advice, exercise groups, walking groups, volunteering, befriending and online services.

Patients can be booked by a GP or anyone else at the surgery.

Learn more about Social Prescribing on the Family Action website

Visit a free drop-in session, and our friendly volunteer can help with:

• Tube replacement, cleaning and general maintenance
• Information on managing hearing aids
• Replacement batteries

Clinic is held every fourth Tuesday of the Month at The Well Street Surgery

• From 1pm to 3pm
• Contact: Margaret Smith on 020 3227 6100

Find support and advice from national services

Bone, joint or muscle pain? Ask to see a First Contact Physiotherapist (FCP) at The Well Street Surgery

Appointments are released every day, a week in advance. First Contact Physiotherapists (FCP) are specialists in assessing musculoskeletal conditions.

The First Contact Physiotherapists (FCP) will:

• Assess you and diagnose what’s happening
• Give expert advice on how to best manage your condition
• Refer you to specialist services, rehabilitative physiotherapy or imaging if necessary
• Recommend exercises and other approaches to deal with the issue    

A national evaluation of First Contact Practitioner showed: Faster access to expert advice, and Excellent patient feedback.

Request an appointment by asking our receptionist team

Learn more about the Together Better Project