Multidisciplinary day clinic
General practice, physiotherapy, skin health and in-house diagnostics share the same notes and the same corridor — so a referral across the hall takes days, not months.
Care lanes
Each lane has its own appointment length and its own clinician. If you pick the wrong one, reception moves you — you will not be asked to book again.
New symptoms, ongoing conditions, medication reviews.
A full history, examination and a written plan you take home.
Back, neck, shoulder, knee and post-operative recovery.
Movement assessment first, hands-on treatment second, a home programme third.
Mole checks, rashes, acne, eczema and wound review.
Dermatoscopic examination with photographs kept on file for comparison.
Contraception, cervical screening, menopause and pelvic health.
Longer appointments with a clinician who holds the relevant certification.
Pre-travel planning, routine boosters, seasonal clinics.
Tell us your destinations and dates when you request, so the right stock is ordered.
Bloods, ECG, spirometry and 24-hour monitoring.
Run in our own treatment room, reported by the clinician who ordered them.
Your visit
Four stages, the same every time, whichever lane you are booked into.
Reception confirms your details at the desk. Come ten minutes early for a first visit so the registration form is done before your slot begins.
A nurse records blood pressure, pulse and anything relevant to your reason for coming. This happens in the treatment room, not the waiting area.
Your clinician has read the notes before you sit down. You will be asked what you hope to leave with — bring the question that matters most first.
You leave with the plan on paper: what was found, what changes, what to watch for, and when to come back. Follow-ups are booked before you go.
What we treat
Rather than a list of promises, here is what we handle routinely, what we handle with a referral, and what belongs somewhere else.
Hazel Verge is a booked day clinic and we are not an emergency service. For anything in the third column, or for symptoms that are getting worse by the hour, contact your local emergency service straight away. We would far rather read about it afterwards than be the reason you waited.
Clinicians
You may request a named clinician on the form. If they are fully booked we will tell you their next free date rather than quietly moving you.
General practice
Long-term conditions and medication reviews. Runs the diagnostics list and reports the in-house bloods.
Clinic days — Mon, Tue, Thu
Skin & women's health
Dermatoscopy, lesion review and contraception fitting. Holds the menopause clinic on Thursdays.
Clinic days — Tue, Wed, Thu
Physiotherapy
Musculoskeletal assessment and post-operative rehabilitation. Writes every plan out before you leave the room.
Clinic days — Mon, Wed, Fri
Before you come
The six things people most often ask reception in the first minute of a call.
Request an appointment
This is a request, not a confirmed booking. A member of the clinical team reads every one and replies with a time, or with a question if we need more detail first.