Parkhill Medical Centre

27/08/2026

22/08/2026

Are you keeping your BP in check?!

19/08/2026

Have you or someone you care about been more forgetful lately?
Ongoing changes in memory, thinking, or everyday functioning are worth discussing with your GP.
For a limited time, Parkhill Medical Centre is offering Dementia Risk Assessments until September 30 2026. A risk assessment provides an opportunity to talk about any changes you have noticed, review your health, and discuss whether any further assessment or support may be appropriate.
You can read more about the dementia assessment on our website - you don’t have to wait until memory concerns are affecting everyday life to start a conversation 🩺

19/06/2026

Flu season is here 🤧💉

Protect yourself, your family, and your community with a quick flu shot. Book your appointment today and stay one step ahead this winter! ❄️💙

18/06/2026

Choosing a GP is more than finding someone to treat an illness, or about ‘whoever’s closer’ or ‘whoever’s available’ - it’s about finding someone who listens, understands your concerns and supports your health over the long term. Dr Aneela Ilyas is one of our experienced GPs at Parkhill, she enjoys caring for patients through every stage of life. Book an appointment with Dr Aneela today 🫀

16/06/2026

Since winter is well and truly here, our latest blog explores the differences between common winter illnesses 📖

02/06/2026

Introducing the older people’s health hub on our website - a one stop guide to information to help you stay healthy, active and independent for as long as possible!

22/05/2026

Me staring at the screen waiting for my telehealth patient to answer like 👁️👄👁️

09/05/2026

At Parkhill Medical Centre, we know children’s health is more than just treating illness, it’s about supporting growth, development & prevention. We have GPs experienced in children’s health that give parents confidence every step of the way. You can explore our children’s health hub and book an appointment online today.

02/05/2026

A lot of people think IUDs are just about preventing pregnancy, but they can also be used to help with heavy bleeding, peri menopausal symptoms, and ongoing pelvic pain. Every woman is different, and the right option depends on your needs. If you’re curious, come chat to one of our GPs.