Roath House Surgery

08/05/2026

Please see the image below for a detailed breakdown of the appointments, calls, emails, and administrative work that took place at the surgery in March 2026

22/04/2026

18/04/2026

📢 Practice Closure Notice – Staff Training 📢

Please note that the surgery will be closed from 2:00pm on Tuesday 21st April for essential staff training.

During this time, calls will be handled by CAV 24/7. If you need medical assistance after 2:00pm, please call 03001025555.

The surgery will reopen as normal the following day.

Thank you for your understanding while our team undertakes this important training to continue improving patient care.

17/04/2026

🚽 Think bowel cancer screening is a hassle? Let’s clear that up!

✅ It’s quick
✅ It’s easy
✅ It’s done from the comfort of your own bathroom

When your test arrives, don’t waste your waste - send it back! It could save your life.

📍 Learn more: https://phw.nhs.wales/bowel-screening/

09/04/2026

Please see the image below for a detailed breakdown of the appointments, calls, emails, and administrative work that took place at the surgery in February 2026.

01/04/2026

April is Bowel Cancer Awareness Month 💙

Taking part in bowel screening could save your life. Bowel cancer often develops without symptoms in its early stages, which is why regular screening is so important—it can detect changes before cancer even develops.

If you’ve been sent a home screening kit, please don’t put it off. It’s quick, simple, and can be done in the privacy of your own home.

If you notice any symptoms such as changes in bowel habits, blood in your stool, unexplained weight loss, or persistent abdominal pain, please contact the surgery.

27/03/2026

📢 Important Update to Our Triage Cut‑Off Time

⏰ From 6th April, our triage list cut‑off time, for same day appointments, will move from 12pm to 11am.

Thank you for your understanding and support.

26/03/2026

Please see information below ahead of the bank holiday weekend.

25/03/2026

Catch-up clinics are being held for teenagers and young adults who have not had an important meningitis vaccination.

Cardiff and Vale University Health Board is holding walk-in clinics for young people in Year 9 and up to the age of 25 who have previously missed their MenACWY vaccination appointment.

Walk-in clinics are being held every Saturday (starting March 21) until further notice at the following locations:
- Barry Hospital, Colcot Road, CF62 8YH (9am-4.30pm)
- Maelfa Wellbeing Hub, Llanedeyrn, Cardiff, CF23 9PN (9am-4.30pm)

Young people aged 13-14 (school Year 9) are invited by GPs in Cardiff and the Vale of Glamorgan to receive this vaccine as part of their routine schedule but sometimes these appointments can get missed.

The MenACWY vaccine protects against meningococcal disease type A, C, W and Y.

While rare, meningococcal disease can be very serious and require urgent hospital treatment. It can lead to life-changing disabilities such as amputations, hearing loss, brain damage and scars.

If parents of younger children would like information about their meningitis B and pneumococcal vaccination status - both of which are given to children as part of their routine vaccination schedule up to the age of 2 - please call the vaccination service on 02921 841234 (lines open Mon-Fri 9am-4.45pm). You can also book any missed doses with your GP.

19/03/2026

We understand that many patients have been contacting us regarding the recent meningitis outbreak in Kent, particularly to ask about the Meningitis B vaccination.

In Wales, the MenB vaccine is routinely offered to babies at 8 weeks, 12 weeks, and again at 12–13 months of age. Currently, there is no routine vaccination programme for children over the age of 2 or for adults outside of these age groups.

The MenB vaccine can be obtained privately for children over 2 years of age and for adults. However, individuals who are considered to be in an at-risk group may be eligible through the NHS, in which case vaccination would be arranged following advice from the patient’s consultant.

Further information is available on the Public Health Wales image below.

Thank you.

11/03/2026

Did you know - you can borrow a blood pressure machine from your local Hub or Library?

One in three adults in the UK has high blood pressure - but many don’t realise it.

Did you know you can now borrow a blood pressure monitor from Cardiff hubs and libraries to help you keep track of your blood pressure? Borrow a device for 3 weeks, just like borrowing a book!

More here https://orlo.uk/yBXRz