Castle Way,
Stafford,
ST16 1BS

Health Clinics and Services

To make an appointment for any of the services below, please contact our reception staff.


Carer Services

It is helpful to know if you have a Carer (someone who takes on an unpaid caring role) or if you are a Carer for someone else. We have a page dedicated to Carers.

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Clinics

We run regular clinics for:

  • Chronic Disease Management 
  • CardioVascular Disease Prevention 
  • Family Planning Clinic for fitting of coils and implants with Dr Paterson.
  • Maternity
  • Morning Triage
  • Travel Health and Immunisations
  • Weight Management

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General Services

Our General Health Services include:

  • Blood Tests
  • Blood Pressure Checks
  • 24 Hour Blood Pressure (this is a continuous recording of Blood Pressure over 24 hours)
  • New Patient Checks
  • Child Health Advice
  • Childhood Immunisations
  • Travel Advice and Vaccination
  • Family Planning
  • Minor Surgery: Wart Removal

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Physiotherapy

First Contact Physiotherapist

This is a service for Stafford Town Primary Care Network.

If you feel your problem is related to your joints, muscles, back or neck, and you are over 16 years of age, telephone your registered Practice and we can offer a telephone assessment between the hours of Monday to Friday between 8am and 4pm with our First Contact Physiotherapist.

We know that for most people, early assessment and advice from a Physiotherapist will help improve or resolve many muscular, joint and spine complaints.

At the moment, people may have to wait to see their GP, who then arranges a referral for treatment, which may involve yet another wait.

We would like to reduce the time people have to wait to be seen for muscular and joint problems so that they can get better quicker.

Patients will be assessed by our experienced Physiotherapist who will be able to accurately assess and provide early advice and guidance in managing their condition. Should a course of treatment be necessary, the physiotherapist will refer the patient to the suitable health professional.

However, if you feel generally unwell, have chest or abdominal pain, please book an appointment with your GP in the usual way.