Dr Zafar Chowdhury - STONEHILL MEDICAL CENTRE
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Address: Piggott Street, Farnworth, Bolton, Lancashire, BL4 9QZ
Location: Bolton
Area: Bolton District
County: Greater Manchester
Country: England
Dr Zafar Chowdhury
Staff
Doctors
Dr. Hilary Healey
General Practitioner
GMC General Medical Council number
2314332
Dr Nicola Robbie
General Practitioner
GMC General Medical Council number
3287095
Qualifications
MRCGP Member Royal College of General Practitioners
Dr Zafar Chowdhury
General Practitioner
GMC General Medical Council number
6047592
Qualifications
MRCGP Member Royal College of General Practitioners
Dr. Amanda Jayne Stafford
General Practitioner
GMC General Medical Council number
4653701
Dr Shaneela Ibrar
General Practitioner
GMC General Medical Council number
6046660
Qualifications
MRCGP Member Royal College of General Practitioners
Dr Katie Hilton
General Practitioner
GMC General Medical Council number
6104844
Qualifications
MRCGP Member Royal College of General Practitioners
Dr Kate Outterside
General Practitioner
GMC General Medical Council number
7014000
Dr Robyn Ritchie
General Practitioner
GMC General Medical Council number
7136228
Dr Katherine Millner
General Practitioner
GMC General Medical Council number
7408815
Practice nursing team
Mrs Tracy Flitcroft
Advanced Nurse Practitioner
Ms Joanne Dickinson
Nurse Practitioner
Reception & administration staff
Mrs Sandra Faulkner
Assistant Practice Manager
Surgery hours
Mon - Thurs 8 am - 4 pm
Mrs Natalie Kakoullis
Practice Manager
Surgery hours
Tues to Fri 7am - 4.30pm
Mrs Diane Ravald
Assistant Practice Manager
Services
Child health and development - FAMILY PLANNING CLINICWeekly Family Planning Clinics are held each Tuesday between 4 pm and 5 50 pm. No appointment needed. A wide range of contraception is offered for females and males. Impnanon and Coils will usually be seen initially at this clinic and then booked in for an appointment for fitting.
All patients between the age of 15 to 24 who are, or ever have been sexually active will routinely be offered a chlamydia test.
The goal of public health is to prevent disease. It's much easier and cost-effective to prevent a disease than to treat it. Immunisations protect us all from serious diseases and also prevent the spread of those diseases. Over the years immunisations have prevented epidemics of once common infectious diseases such as measles, mumps and tetanus. And because of immunisations we've seen the eradication of smallpox, and the near eradication of polio.
Our clinics are on:
Mondays, 1:30 pm to 4 pm.
Post-natal and baby checks also take place during this clinic, appointment needed.
Facilities
- Disabled parking (yes)
- Disabled WC (yes)
- Induction loop (yes)
- Wheelchair access (yes)
- Baby changing facility (yes)
- Car Parking (yes)
- Disabled parking (yes)
