Routine Health Checks

If you are a registered patient aged 16-74 years and have not been seen for three years, you may request an appointment for a routine Health Check.
If you are a registered patient aged 75 years or over and have not been seen in the previous 12 months you may request an appointment, or, if because of a medical condition you are unable to attend, a home visit may be arranged.

Healthy Living

Many medical conditions, even serious ones, can be prevented altogether or improved by choosing a healthy lifestyle. The doctors and nurses will always be ready to help and encourage you on health promotion issues. Together we offer a wide range of health care services in the practice.

Appointment with the doctor or ANP:

• General medical services
• Minor operations
• Removal of skin lesions
• Non NHS examinations
• Child Health Surveillance
• Contraceptive and family planning services - Coil fitting and removal
• Joint and soft tissue injections for rheumatic complaints

Appointment with the nurse:

• Well person check
• Travel Immunisation and advice
• General health advice
• Tetanus
• Flu and other adult injections
• Repeat treatment checks
• New patient checks
• Lifestyle checks
• Asthma care
• Diabetes care
• Blood pressure readings
• ECG recordings
• Spirometry tests
• Smear tests
• Chronic disease management including Diabetes, Asthma, COPD. CKD, Hypertension, Ischaemic Heart Disease
• Warfarin and anticoagulation monitoring
• High Risk Drug Monitoring
• Ear Syringing
• Contraceptive Advice
• Pill Checks
• Depoprovera Injections

Long Covid Service - self referral

Advanced Audiology service 

For patients with hearing concern,  bothersome tinnitus (noises in your ears) or  short lived vertigo (spinning sensation) triggered by a change in head position.

Clinics are held at Bryn Darland Surgery, 53 High St, Coedpoeth, Wrexham LL11 3SA

To book an appointment please ask at reception and for more information about the service visit Primary Care Audiology Service - Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board (nhs.wales)

Earwax Removal Service

If your ears feel blocked with wax causing hearing difficulty or other symptoms,  you can book an appointment to see an Audiologist trained in wax removal.

Clinics are held at Pen Y Maes Health Centre, Beech St, Summerhill, Wrexham LL11 4UF. 

To book an appointment please ask at reception and for more information about the service visit How to Manage a Build Up of Earwax - Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board (nhs.wales).

If you already have an NHS hearing aid please contact your local Audiology department for advice if you are having problems with your hearing aid or feel your hearing has changed. If you are unclear about your vertigo symptoms please consult with your GP first. 

For patients with hearing concern,  bothersome tinnitus (noises in your ears) or  short lived vertigo (spinning sensation) triggered by a change in head position.

Hear Me Service

Physiotherapy Self Referral

Appointment with the district nurse:

You can arrange to be seen by our district nurses by contacting them directly Coedpoeth 03000 849760 Cefn Mawr 01978 812163. You do not need to be referred by a doctor

By appointment with the health visitor:

The practice operates a Child Health and Development Service in conjunction with the health visitors. The health visitors also operate the child health clinic and the childrens immunisations. You can contact them on 01978 752776.

By appointment with the midwife:

Ask for the Lawson Tate Ward - 01978 291100

The Midwife provides weekly clinics for antenatal care. She can provide leaflets on health advice for pregnant women.