Roman Road Health Centre

03/09/2025

27/08/2025

While most boys will not experience testicular torsion (there are around 1 in 4000 cases in boys/young men under 25 per year in the UK), damage caused by testicular torsion is the most common reason for a boy of school age to need to have a te**is (testicle) removed. It is therefore important for parents, children and teachers to know about testicular torsion, how to recognize it and what to do about it. Click the leaflet below for more information.

27/08/2025

From September, we will be offering aged 2-3 year old children, the nasal flu vaccine (nasal spray). Please protect your child and your family and friends by booking an appointment, when you receive your child's invite.

27/08/2025

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21/08/2025

An engineer has been on site since first thing. We are having to get some new parts ordered for the door, however, we have managed to now get the door open. So the front doors are now working. Thank you for your patience this morning.

21/08/2025

There is an awareness campaign being run locally, aimed at patients aged 50 or over, including those living with long term health conditions. It aims to support patients to keep active or introduce activity into their lives to stay healthy, so they can keep enjoying everything they do now for longer. See the leaflet attached or visit:- https://www.ageuk.org.uk/discover/2025/april/act-now/
Help us to keep you healthy 🥰

21/08/2025

**URGENT** If you have an appointment this morning, unfortunately, our main doors to the practice aren't working. When you arrive, please use the side door (we have put up signs). Then walk down the corridor and enter the waiting room, the way you would do, if you had seen the doctor/nurse. Hopefully we will have this fixed soon.