Children’s Health
The practice is fully committed to the immunisation of infants and children as a protection against disease.
Childhood Immunisations are carried out by the nursing team and you will be notified by letter when these are due.
If your child is unwell or you are unable to attend for any reason please contact the surgery to re-arrange the appointment.
For more information on Childhood Immunisations – visit our page Child Immunisations
Women’s Health and Family Planning
The surgery offers cervical screening and encourages all eligible patients to attend regular screening.
Fully confidential contraceptive advice including the morning after pill is available from your Doctor.
Please click here for further advice and information on Coils and Implants:
Pre coil advice Informed consent for nexplanon Coil Consent form Post Coil Fitting Leaflet
Here is a link to a video about coil insertions: Video on coil insertions
Family Planning Services are also available through local clinics provided by Cambridgeshire Primary Care Trust.
Travel Medicine
If you are planning a travel to a foreign country and think you will need specific vaccinations, we are able to offer travel advice appointments with our team
We can provide travel health advice and arrange for appropriate immunisations.
Travellers requiring special vaccines for yellow fever, Japanese encephalitis and rabies will need to visit a private clinic to have these vaccinations. Please know the ACWY meningitis and Hepatitis B vaccination can be given at the surgery but on a private basis involving a charge.
For more information on which vaccinations you may need for a specific country, please access the Travel Health Pro website by clicking here. You can also read about any current disease outbreaks and if they will affect your trip by clicking here.
Travel advice is available from our travel nurse. To start this process, please complete the Travel Advice Form below:
We regret that we are unable to process requests for travel immunisations made less than 8 weeks before your planned date of travel and recommend that you contact us at least 12 weeks in advance. In these instances you will be advised to contact a specialist travel clinic.
For more travel advice and Frequently Asked Questions, Visit the St Ives PCN website
Minor Injury service
As part of the broader range of services the practice offers we are providing a minor injury service to patients. This service is intended as an alternative to attendance at the hospital Accident and Emergency department for those injuries that are simply treated. Our nursing team will assess the injury and if possible provide treatment at the surgery, saving you a trip to Huntingdon. Attendance should be within 48 hours of the event which caused the injury. Ankle and other joint injuries, twists and sprains, cuts, bruises and removal of foreign bodies are a few examples of the injuries that we would expect to be able to treat.