Broadway Medical Practice

22/06/2025

Cervical screening saves approximately 2,000 lives every year in England. The test is free and only takes 5 minutes, and will always be completed by a female nurse. When your invite comes, don’t delay - book your appointment that day. For more information visit the website ➡️ screeningsaveslives.co.uk/cervical-screening or speak to your GP practice.

21/06/2025

12,000 people a day in the UK attend their cervical screening and 90% of results are perfectly normal. Cervical screening is free, your test only takes 5 minutes and will always be completed by a female nurse. When your invite comes, don’t delay - book your appointment that day. For more information visit the website ➡️ screeningsaveslives.co.uk/cervical-screening or speak to your GP practice.

Cervical screening is offered to women from the ages of 25 to 64. It looks for abnormal cells in the cervix which might become cancer if left untreated. The test involves using a soft brush to take a sample of cells from the surface of your cervix. Cervical screening used to be called a ‘smear

20/06/2025

Cervical screening saves approximately 2,000 lives every year in England. The test is free and only takes 5 minutes and will always be completed by a female nurse. When your invite comes, don’t delay - book your appointment that day. For more information visit the website ➡️ screeningsaveslives.co.uk/cervical-screening or speak to your GP practice.

Cervical screening is offered to women from the ages of 25 to 64. It looks for abnormal cells in the cervix which might become cancer if left untreated. The test involves using a soft brush to take a sample of cells from the surface of your cervix. Cervical screening used to be called a ‘smear

19/06/2025

Cervical screening saves approximately 2,000 lives every year in England. If you have missed your appointment or have any unusual symptoms, don’t wait - contact your GP practice straight away. For more information visit the website ➡️ screeningsaveslives.co.uk/cervical-screening or speak to your GP practice.

18/06/2025

12,000 people a day in the UK attend their cervical screening and 90% of results are perfectly normal. Cervical screening is free, the test only takes 5 minutes and will always be completed by a female nurse. When your invite comes, don’t delay - book your appointment that day. For more information visit the website ➡️ screeningsaveslives.co.uk/cervical-screening or speak to your GP practice.

Cervical screening is offered to women from the ages of 25 to 64. It looks for abnormal cells in the cervix which might become cancer if left untreated. The test involves using a soft brush to take a sample of cells from the surface of your cervix. Cervical screening used to be called a ‘smear

17/06/2025

Cervical screening saves approximately 2,000 lives every year in England. Cervical screening is free, and offered to anyone with a cervix between the ages of 25 to 64, regardless of sexuality or ethnicity If you have missed your appointment or have any unusual symptoms, don’t wait - contact your GP practice straight away. For more information visit the website ➡️ screeningsaveslives.co.uk/cervical-screening or speak to your GP practice.

Cervical screening is offered to women from the ages of 25 to 64. It looks for abnormal cells in the cervix which might become cancer if left untreated. The test involves using a soft brush to take a sample of cells from the surface of your cervix. Cervical screening used to be called a ‘smear

30/05/2025

Giving blood takes around an hour, and that even includes time for biscuits and a drink! 🍪🥤

Just one hour of your time could mean a lifetime of difference for up to three people.

29/04/2025

⚠️Do you know the signs of sepsis in adults?

Sepsis is a life-threatening condition, but early recognition often means it can be treated.

Knowing the signs could help you protect a loved one – or even save your own life.

Read & share our graphic to make others aware… but remember that symptoms can look different in children and babies under 5.

For more information, visit: https://sepsistrust.org/about-sepsis/

09/04/2025

The surgery will be closed this afternoon for staff training and will reopen tomorrow.

31/03/2025

Did you know?
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The NHS is struggling under ever increasing costs. One of these costs which continues to escalate is that of SMS messaging. We use these important messages to contact you about appointments, results and for many other reasons. However, every text message we send comes at a cost!
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But there is an alternative! By clicking on this link and downloading the NHS app, this allows us to contact you via the app instead which is FREE:
https://www.nhs.uk/nhs-app/
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If you already have the app, please ensure you turn on notifications as otherwise the messages will automatically revert back to SMS which will cost the NHS money.
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This is just one simple step you can take towards supporting your NHS and Millfield Medical Group
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Thank you for your support.

Download the NHS App, or open the NHS website in a web browser, to set up and log in to your NHS account. Owned and run by the NHS, your NHS account is a simple and secure way to access a range of NHS services online.

17/12/2024

Please remember our Emergency Departments in Sunderland and South Tyneside are extremely busy! 🚨🏥

Unless your condition is life threatening please keep 999 and emergency services free for those in most need. There are lots of other ways to access help - think pharmacy, GP and NHS 111 online first.

17/12/2024

Tonight at our Sunderland beacon of light group
We had 33 men walk through our door. 2 of them for the very first time

Tonight at our Sunderland kayll road library group we had 22 men walk through our door 1 of them for the very first time.

Amazing numbers from our Sunderland groups again tonight with 55 men walking through doors.

It’s incredible to see so many men showing up for themselves and each other. If you’re feeling like you’re in the middle of a storm—or just coming out of one—we’re here for you.

At Andy’s Man Club, we offer a safe, non-judgmental space where men can talk, listen, or just have a cuppa.

Here’s what to know:
• Who? Any man aged 18+
• What? Free, confidential peer-to-peer mental health support
• When? Every Monday 7pm - 9pm (excluding bank holidays)
• Where? 200+ locations across the UK, including here in Sunderland

No referrals. No sign-up. No pressure. Just turn up, and one of our friendly facilitators will meet you at the door.

Thank you to everyone who shares and supports what we do. You’re helping spread the word and reach who might need us most.