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Statham Grove Surgery

This website tells you about our services and how to make use of your surgery. Please read it carefully, but we will be happy to help if you need further information.

We have a large waiting room area, eleven consultation rooms, all patient services are available on the ground floor and there are toilet facilities for the disabled.

Our aim is to help you achieve the best state of health possible. To do this, we offer a range of clinical and preventative services, but we also value your contribution in trying to adopt a healthy lifestyle and in coping with health problems when they occur. You can expect us to explain your medical problems and treatment, but if you are unsure about anything, do ask.


Breast Screening Service

Statham Grove Surgery encourages all women between the ages of 50- 70 years to attend breast screening using mammography every 3 years. Find out more on the clinics and services page.


Swine Flu

If you have a fever and flu-like symptoms and are concerned about Swine Flu please contact NHS direct on 0845 4647 or visit www.nhsdirect.nhs.uk for up to date guidance.

Please do not come into the surgery as you should limit your contact with people. Call us on 020 7254 4327 if you need a telephone consultation with a GP.


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