Dr Sharan Saroya - Theale Medical Centre

Dr Sharan Saroya

Staff

Doctors

Dr Sarah Judith Russell Brooke

General Practitioner

GMC General Medical Council number

3168563

Qualifications

DCH Diploma in Child Health

DRCOG Diploma Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists

MBBS Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery 1986

Dr Clare Rock

General Practitioner

GMC General Medical Council number

3615199

Qualifications

DFFP Diploma Faculty of Family Planning and Reproductive Medicine

MBChB Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery 1992

MRCGP Member Royal College of General Practitioners

Dr Crystal Barnes

General Practitioner

GMC General Medical Council number

4721859

Qualifications

DFFP Diploma Faculty of Family Planning and Reproductive Medicine

MBChB Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery 2000

MRCGP Member Royal College of General Practitioners

Dr Arek Hassy

General Practitioner

GMC General Medical Council number

6078641

Qualifications

BSc Bachelor of Science

DCH Diploma in Child Health

MBBS Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery

Other languages

Polish

Dr Judith Adams

General Practitioner

GMC General Medical Council number

4011174

Qualifications

DRCOG Diploma Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists

MBBCh Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery 1993

MRCGP Member Royal College of General Practitioners

Dr Sharan Saroya

General Practitioner

GMC General Medical Council number

7177360

Qualifications

DRCOG Diploma Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists

MBBS Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery 2011

MRCGP Member Royal College of General Practitioners

Services

In recognition of the increasing prevalence of asthma in our community we hold an asthma clinic on a Monday morning at Theale but alternatively you can book in to an ordinary clinic. These appointments are run by the Practice Nurses who will ensure treatment is effective by checking inhaler technique and measuring lung function regularly, referring you to your usual doctor. Patients must bring their inhaler with them to appointments.

We do not run a special clinic; appointments are made in ordinary clinics.

Most vaccinations are given during childhood. Some are given more than once to make sure the protection continues. This ‘top-up’ is called a booster.

You will be sent an appointment when your baby’s immunisation is due. It is important that your baby has their immunisations as near to two, three and four months of age as possible, to keep the risk of them catching these diseases as low as possible. Premature babies should also be immunised from two months after birth, regardless of how premature they were.

A clinic is run on a Monday morning at Theale or you can make an appointment in an ordinary clinic. Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) is a chronic lung condition encompassing diseases such as bronchitis and emphysema. Patients suffering from this condition are usually over 40 years of age, get breathless on exertion, may have a chronic cough and usually (but not always) have a history of smoking.

This is a nurse-led clinic which is run on Tuesday and Wednesday mornings.

This is a nurse-led service whereby patients can book in to ordinary appointments.

We have a counsellor at Theale one day per week.

This service requires a referral by your GP

This service may be provided by one of our GP Partners. Please speak to your usual GP for more information.

This service requires a referral by your GP

The Annual health check scheme is for adults and young people aged 14 or above with learning disabilities who need more health support and who may otherwise have health conditions that go undetected. People who have moderate, severe or profound learning disabilities, or have a mild learning disability may benefit from the check. People with learning difficulties may have difficulty in recognising illness, communicating their needs and using health services. These checks can often uncover treatable health conditions.

We do not run special clinics; appointments are made in ordinary clinics. Appointments can be used by women, men and young people, including those who are under 16.
You can arrange an appointment directly or you can be referred by your GP.
The appointments offer a range services and advice and can provide: confidential advice about contraception; the combined oral contraceptive pill; the progestogen-only pill; progestogen contraceptive injections; insertion or removal of the contraceptive implant; cervical screening; unplanned pregnancy advice; free pregnancy tests; pre-conception (pre-pregnancy) advice and information on fertility problems; fitting and checking of caps, diaphragms, IUDs (intrauterine devices, or coils) and IUSs (intrauterine systems, or hormonal coils).

Phlebotomy is the practice of drawing blood and is performed primarily to diagnose and monitor a patient's condition. It involves highly developed and rigorously tested procedures and equipment to ensure the safety and comfort of the patient and the integrity of the sample collected.
Blood is collected by both a venous (venepuncture) and capillary blood sample collection and sent on to local facilities to be tested.

This service requires a referral by your GP

We offer physiotherapy within the practice. Referrel is via a GP.
Physiotherapy is concerned with human function and movement.
Physiotherapists assess and treat people with physical problems caused by accidents, illness and ageing with the aim of:
• restoring function
• alleviating symptoms
• preventing injury
• maximising potential for movement.

This service requires a referral by your GP

The travel clinic is run on a Thursday by nurses with special training in overseas health. Patients who are planning to travel overseas, whether on business or pleasure should contact the surgery at least 8 weeks before travelling. You will be asked to complete a questionnaire which will be assessed by the nurses to ascertain what vaccinations you will require for your trip. There is a charge for some travel immunisations and prescriptions not covered by the NHS.

Please ask reception for an appointment.

Facilities

• Disabled parking (yes)
• Disabled WC (yes)
• Wheelchair access (yes)
• Step free access (yes)
• Car Parking (yes)
• Cycle parking (yes)
• Disabled parking (yes)