Kings Medical Centre

03/09/2026

Clinics for Thursday 3rd September

02/09/2026

With children heading back to school this week, it can be tricky deciding whether or not to keep your child at home if they are feeling unwell.

If you're unsure, see our advice on when a child should be kept at home.

➡️ https://www.nhs.uk/live-well/is-my-child-too-ill-for-school/

KMC

01/09/2026

Clinics for Wednesday 2nd September

01/09/2026

Teesside Mind have a new support group.

Meet every Tuesday 10-11am

KMC

31/08/2026

Clinics for Tuesday 1st September no better time than making a change at the beginning of the month - getting a start for STOPTOBER

31/08/2026

Reminder we are closed today.

Should you require URGENT medical attention please use NHS111 for help and advice. For ACUTE medical conditions you can attend the pharmacy or Urgent Treatment Centre OR in the case of a MEDICAL EMERGENCY dial 999 or attend A&E.

We reopen at 8am on Tuesday.

KMC

30/08/2026

🎰 Struggling with gambling? Help is available.

Gambling can affect anyone, and it can have a serious impact on mental health, relationships, finances, and overall wellbeing. Taking the first step to ask for support can feel difficult, but help is available without judgement.

If gambling is becoming a concern for you, or if you're worried about someone close to you, you can self-refer to the Northern Gambling Service for specialist support: https://bytespcn.nhs.uk/self-referral-hub

Support is available not only for people experiencing gambling-related harm, but also for family members, partners, friends, and carers who may be affected by someone else's gambling.

You don't have to wait until things reach crisis point. Whether you're looking for advice, treatment, or someone to talk to, reaching out is a positive first step.

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29/08/2026

⚠️ Could you be at risk of developing Type 2 diabetes?

The good news is that Type 2 diabetes can often be prevented through simple lifestyle changes. The NHS Healthier You Diabetes Prevention Programme offers free personalised support to help you manage your weight, eat more healthily, and become more physically active.

Research shows that completing the programme can reduce your risk of developing Type 2 diabetes by more than a third.

✔️ Free NHS support
✔️ Face-to-face or digital options
✔️ Expert guidance and coaching

Find out your risk today by completing the Diabetes UK “Know Your Risk” tool, booking a free NHS Health Check (for ages 40–74), or speaking to your GP practice.

28/08/2026

None of us want to think about developing dementia. But smoking puts you at a much higher risk.

The poisons in to***co smoke damage your blood vessels and kill off brain cells ...increasing your chances of a heart attack …stroke … and dementia.

We can’t change our age.
But we can cut our risk of dementia by not smoking.
Find your way to quit at https://www.publichealthsouthtees.co.uk/stop-smoking