Clinics

All Other Clinics

Baby clinic - These are run during normal appointments throughout the week. Vaccinations, Developmental checks and advice can be obtained.

Parents will be routinely sent appointments for infant and childhood vaccinations.

Diabetic clinic - We do not offer a designated diabetic clinic, but all patients will receive an appointment to have their annual review by our Nurse Practitioner or one of the Doctors.

Asthma clinic - We do not offer a designated asthma clinic, but all asthmatic patients will receive an appointment to have their asthma reviewed at least once a year, by our Nurse Practitioner or one of the Doctors.

Ante-natal / post-natal clinics - These are held by the doctors during normal appointments. Further details can be obtained at reception.

Family planning - For Family Planning and Sexual Health Clinic please contact Riverside Clinic, Gravesham Community Hospital, Bath Street, Gravesend DA11 0DG.

Vaccinations - Routine childhood vaccinations are offered in our baby clinics.

Flu vaccination clinics are held in September -  November. Please contact reception at the end of September to find out when these will be held.

Dietician - We have a visiting dietitian, Further details can be obtained from reception.

Steroid Injections - We have a visiting Advanced Practice Orthopaedic Practitioner who offers steroid injections for joint/soft tissue MSK Injections.

When being booking in the patient must be aware it is for a consideration of an injection as he it may not be appropriate on the day. The main contraindications are if the patient is unwell, recent vaccination (< 2 weeks), uncontrolled diabetes/cardiac issue.

It is useful but not mandatory to have an X-ray of the joint if requesting a joint injection.

More complex injections such as small joints, De Quervains, hip joint should be referred to Ortho Triage.

Phlebotomy Services (Blood tests) - You will be able to book in with us for your blood test, alternatively, you may have your blood taken at Gravesham Community Hospital  Mon – Fri 9am to 2pm inclusive

Travel Vaccinations

If you're planning to travel outside the UK, you may need to be vaccinated against some of the serious diseases found in other parts of the world.

 

Non-NHS/Private Services

Work of this nature is not covered by General Medical Essential Services and is therefore chargeable. There is also a wait time of 6 weeks for this to be processed

Page last reviewed: 20 August 2026
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