Please contact the surgery to make a booking appointment with the midwife if you become pregnant. The Community Midwife is at Tal-Y-Bont surgery on a Wednesday. 

Clinics are run by our Healthcare assistant and Practice Pharmacist to oversee monitoring.

The clinic is run by the Health Visitors, our Nursing Team and a Doctor. New parents can request postnatal contraception and well-being discussion at your baby’s 8-week check.

Please book this appointment with reception when booking your baby clinic appointment.

If you have any of these conditions - diabetes, hypertension, asthma, or COPD, it is important you attend your annual review. There are set clinics you can book into for this.

We also run annual ‘pill checks’ for those taking oral contraception and provide counselling for those women considering long-acting reversible contraception (LARC).

For Contraception Service Information

Or contact the surgery to make an appointment with a Nurse.

If you require emergency contraception please contact a community pharmacist, book an appointment with a nurse or make a triage appointment with a GP at the earliest opportunity. Emphasise to the receptionist that your request is for Emergency Contraception.

We are unable to provide treatment for cosmetic skin lesions. These appointments can be booked when appropriate following a triage appointment with a doctor.

If you have a diagnosis of memory impairment or dementia (which includes Alzheimer’s disease or Vascular dementia), you are encouraged to attend our dementia (memory impairment) annual review clinic.

This clinic is to review your physical health, emotional needs and medication.

Dr Robert Mortimer, Dr Richard Adams and Dr Andrew Mcknight provide this service.

A joint injection may be a treatment option recommended for you by a doctor or a physiotherapist. Please make a GP triage appointment to discuss this further.

Find more information about mental health services on the NHS website

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If you do not already have an existing NHS referral then you will need to speak to the GP through telephone triage first. 

If you have an existing NHS referral but feel you cannot wait to be seen on the NHS and wish to be seen privately, please fill in our Private Referral form

• Your request may take up to three working days to process. You will be contacted when the referral is ready or if there are any additional questions.

Some vaccinations can be offered at the surgery. If we are unable to give what is recommended here, our Nursing Team will signpost you to where you can obtain what is required.

Please see our appointments page to book an appointment.