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Welcome to Streatham Park Surgery

Welcome and thank you for choosing Streatham Park Surgery. We are a small, well-established and family orientated service based on two sites within Wandsworth borough. We provide a comprehensive range of medical and screening services in the community where we are based. We are a teaching and training practice in conjunction with St George's Hospital medical school.

Our commitment to you is to provide a high standard of healthcare in a patient centred friendly environment. Our patients charter outlines the standard of service you can expect from Streatham Park Surgery. We are currently registering new patients.

Surgery News

  • Flu Alert ! Flu vaccinnations clinics starting October 2011

    Thursday 1st September 2011

    The flu season is upon us yet again. Having a flu vaccination reduces the severity of the illness and the risk of develping complications. Government health guidelines recommend that patients with chronic health problems are at higher risk from flu and therefore should receive vaccination.

    If you have fall into any of the categories below you are advised to have the flu vaccination:

    • Aged over 65
    • Chronic heart disease including angina, heart failure or history of heart attack
    • Chronic respiratory disease including asthma, chronic bronchitis, emphysema or asbestosis
    • Chronic kidney disease including kidney failure
    • Diabetes mellitus
    • Patients who have had a stroke
    • Patients who have had their spleen removed
    • Patients on immunosuppressant drugs to treat diseases including bowel cancer, rheumatism and bowel conditions
    • Immunosuppressed patients such as those with HIV and AIDS
    • People living in residential or nursing home
    • Registered carers
    • Patients who are pregnant
      
    DESIGNATED FLU CLINICS
     
     
    Appointments are available at the following times:
     
    Wed   5 October,        2 – 4 Mitcham Lane
    Wed 12 October       2 – 4 Franciscan Rd
    Wed 19 October        2 – 4 Mitcham Lane
    Wed 26 October        2 – 4 Franciscan Rd
    Wed 2 November      2 – 4 Mitcham Lane
     
     
    Please contact the surgery to book an appointment

  • NHS Health Checks

    Thursday 1st September 2011

    "Everyone is at risk of developing heart disease, stroke, type 2 diabetes or kidney disease. But these diseases can often be prevented."  A free NHS Health Check can help you by assessing your risk and giving you personalised advice on how to reduce your risk. The checks are availab...

  • Measles Outbreak in South West London

    Thursday 1st September 2011

     As you may have heard in the media there has been a significant increase in the number of cases of confirmed measles in several schools in South West London. This has been mirrored by similar increases nationally. There has been a much bigger outbreak in France with over 3000 confirmed cases. ...

  • Prostate Cancer Awareness Month - March 2011

    Friday 11th March 2011

    DId you know?     Prostate cancer is the most common cancer in men 250,000 men are living with prostate cancer One man dies from prostate cancer every hour 9 out of 10 adults do not know what the prostate gland doesWho's at risk? 1 in 9 men will get prostate c...

    • Screening

    Screening is a health service aimed at defined groups of people who are at risk of developing certain diseases or their complications. It targets apparently healthy people to help them make informed choices about their healthcare. It has the potential to save or improve the quality of life through early detection, diagnosis and treatment of serious conditions. While screening can reduce the risk, it however, is not a guarantee of protection.

    Screening Services

    Cervical women between 24 and 65 every 3 years
    Breast women between 50 and 70 every 3 years
    Bowel Cancer men and women between 60 and 69 every 2 years
    Chlamydia men and women between 16 and 25
    Aneurysm men aged 65 every year

    Find out more about screening

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