Blood tests and diagnostics
Blood tests taken here six days a week. Results in about 48 hours, explained by a doctor.
Nurse clinic
Dressings, vaccinations, ear irrigation, blood pressure checks and screening. From 07:30 on weekdays.
First floor · from £65
Fiona McAllister runs the nurse clinic six days a week, from 07:30 on weekdays. She is an independent prescriber, which means a great many things that would otherwise need a GP appointment do not.
Dressings, blood pressure checks, ear irrigation, suture removal, vaccinations, cervical screening, ECGs, and the chronic disease reviews that keep long-term conditions steady.
20-minute nurse appointment · £65. Ear irrigation · £85. Dressings from £45.
What is included
What you get for £65
- Wound care and dressings, including post-operative wounds from elsewhere
- Ear examination and irrigation
- Blood pressure checks and 24-hour ambulatory monitoring
- Vaccinations, including flu, shingles, pneumococcal and travel
- ECG, spirometry, and chronic disease review
Step by step
What happens
Book directly
No GP appointment needed first for most nurse work.
Early or late
From 07:30 on weekdays and on Saturday mornings.
Done in one visit
Where a prescription is needed, Fiona can usually write it herself.
Escalated when needed
A GP is always in the building, so a second opinion takes minutes rather than another appointment.
Who you will see
Fiona McAllister
Advanced Nurse Practitioner, nurse clinic lead · NMC 09H2287K
Fiona has been a nurse for thirty-one years, the last nine of them here. She is an independent prescriber and runs the nurse clinic: bloods, dressings, vaccinations, blood pressure reviews, ear irrigation, cervical screening.
FAQs
Nurse clinic: common questions
Do I need to see a GP first?
For most nurse appointments, no. For anything that turns out to need a diagnosis, Fiona will bring a GP in rather than send you away.
Can you do 24-hour blood pressure monitoring?
Yes. You are fitted in the morning, wear it for a day, return it the next morning, and get the report with a GP interpretation. £180 including the report.
Do you do flu and shingles vaccines?
Yes, seasonally for flu and year-round for shingles and pneumococcal. Prices are on the fees page.
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Travel vaccinations and country-by-country advice. Book six to eight weeks before you go.
Private GP appointments
A 30-minute appointment with a GP. Same doctor each time if you want one.
Book nurse clinic
From £65. See what is free in the next two weeks before you call.