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Bankhouse Surgery

The doctors and staff at Bankhouse Surgery in Hartlepool are proud to offer the highest standard of healthcare. We offer specialist clinics for the management of chronic diseases such as asthma and diabetes and a wide variety of other medical services including minor surgery, childhood and travel vaccinations, baby clinics and contraception and sexual health services.

This practice is very highly regarded regionally and is one of the leading training practices in the North East, working closely with Newcastle University and the Northern Deanery in the training of young doctors.

In addition to lots of information about the practice, the menu on the right hand side of this page allows you access to a wealth of NHS health-related information.

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Baby clinics

Walk-in baby clinics on Tuesday mornings were created because the health visitor was based in the practice at that time and the HV could then see babies and parents when they brought their babies in to see nurses or doctors.

The health visitors are no longer based in GP practices and we have therefore decided to see babies, for vaccinations and checks, more flexibly, in our normal surgeries. The last walk-in baby clinic will be on Tuesday 24th April 2012.

Please see the new Patient Participation Group tab on the right hand side of our home page.

We encourage our patients to join this group and hopefully regularly give us their views and contribute to the practice's future policies.

The contents of this part of the website will be developed as patient participation grows.

Hartlepool NHS Walk-in Centre has now moved to the One Life Centre from its old premises in Victoria Road. 

X-ray and ultrasound facilities are now available at One Life Centre and the Hartlepool NHS Walk-in Centre and Minor Injuries Unit are also on site.

Further Information

 
 
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