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The midwife provides the full range of midwifery care, including preconception advice, antenatal (pregnancy) clinics and classes; hospitals and home births and mother & baby care at home.
Appointments can be made by completing the Self-Referral Booking link: NHS Royal Devon | North Devon Maternity Services Self-Referral Form
If you have not received your booking appointment details with-in the 10 days specified or are experiencing any issues with the booking form please contact the Maternity Bookings Department on: rduh.maternitybookings@nhs.net
Please note, this service is provided by Northern Devon Healthcare Trust.
The community nurses provide a comprehensive nursing care service to patients of all ages in their own homes, who are unable to attend the surgery. Often care is undertaken in collaboration with other agencies.
If you wish to contact a member of the community nursing team, they are available from Monday to Friday, 09.00am to 4.00pm and can be contacted via their mobile 07789 031190.
If you are asked to leave a voicemail, please leave your name, number and date of birth and they will get in contact with you as soon as they can.
For other enquiries please leave a message with the patient services team and a nurse will contact you on their return to the office.
For out of hours care please telephone 111 and they will triage your call and arrange for care provision as appropriate from either a GP or nurse.
Please note, this service is provided by Northern Devon Healthcare Trust. For more information please contact the patient services team at the surgery.
The Public Health Nursing team is made up of health visitors, school nurses, staff nurses, and community health workers, and work with children from 0-19. A health visitor is a registered nurse who has received training particularly related to babies, children and pregnant women. Their role is to provide families with children under five years old with support and advice around the general aspects of mental, physical and social wellbeing. School nurses are registered nurses who have received specialised training in respect of the health of school aged children.
Public health nurses can help with the following:
For details of any clinics, to make an appointment or to speak to a duty school nurse or health visitor please ring the Northern Devon Hub on 03332341904
A text advice service is also available.
For parents wishing to contact a health visitor for advice you can text your question to 07520631721
For young people wishing to ask advice from a school nurse you can text your question to 07520631722
Chartered Physiotherapist
The physiotherapist works with all age groups giving advice and treatment for back and neck problems, strains and sprains. Treatments are also given for chest and neurological problems.
Please note, this service is provided by Royal Devon and Exeter NHS Healthcare Trust. For more information please contact the patient services team at the surgery.