At the Junction Health Centre we’re committed to providing our patients with the care they need at the right time, with the right clinician. As a patient you can access some of your local healthcare services without visiting the practice. These include health and wellbeing advice alongside self-referrals for specific treatments.
If you’ve been referred to a hospital or clinic, you can check on the status of your referral here.
You will need the booking reference number stated on your booking letter and the password or access code. If you don’t have these details or for any other queries, please call the practice anytime after 10am and a member of the team will be able to speak to you.
Counselling and Mental Health
Get help and advice on your mental wellbeing:
Pregnancy and maternity
If you are pregnant you’ll need to register online for ante-natal care during your pregnancy. You can do so via any of these links:
St George’s University Hospital
Chelsea and Westminster Hospital
If you require more information or are unsure of which hospital to register with, please contact a member of our team.
Termination of pregnancy
As an NHS patient you can now self-refer for termination of pregnancy. You do not need a letter from your GP or practice. For more information or to book an appointment call the South West London Termination of Pregnancy Services direct on 0345 872 5503.
Wandsworth back pain self-referral
Get help and advice for managing your back-pain. Click here for your personalised code to access services.
Self-referral to Minor Eye Conditions Service (MECS)
If you have a recent problem with your eyes, such as sore eyes, red eyes or visual disturbance, you can be assessed and treated by our local MECS. Click here for more information.
Managing your diabetes
Get advice and support on living with diabetes via Diabetes Book and Learn.
If you are not registered with Practice Plus yet, you can click here to register with the practice to manage your online account.
Learn more about the new accelerated Practice Plus NHS GP service here.
We’re always trying to make our healthcare services even better, and our patients are the best people to help us to do this.
Learn more about the Accessible Information Standard and how it may help you.
Under NHS England guidance, if you or anyone in your household has developed a high temperature or new continuous cough, please self-isolate and do not come in to the GP practice. Click here for more information.