Expert Nursing Care at Jenhams Clinic
At Jenhams Clinic, our team of highly experienced and skilled nurses provide a wide range of clinical services with professionalism, compassion, and discretion. Our nurses have extensive experience in managing a variety of medical needs, including wound care, stitch and staple removal following surgery or injury, and cervical screening.
Our nursing team is central to the high-quality care we provide. They offer a safe, friendly, and confidential environment where patients feel supported and able to discuss any health concerns openly. With full on-site medical backup from our wider clinical team, you are always in capable hands.
Before undertaking any procedure, our nurses will take the time to explain the process clearly, answer your questions, and ensure you are comfortable with the treatment plan. They are also able to advise on any follow-up care or further treatment that may be required.
All personal information is treated with the utmost confidentiality, and every aspect of care is delivered in line with the highest clinical standards
20 min appointment
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At our clinic, we provide expert wound care delivered by a team of trained and qualified nurses who are experienced in managing a range of wounds. Whether you’ve had a recent injury or minor surgery, we can monitor how your wound is healing, check for signs of infection and change your dressing in a safe, effective, professional, comfortable setting.
1. Initial Assessment
- Patient history and the cause of the wound are documented.
- Size, location and type of wound documented.
2. Cleaning the Wound
- Hands are washed, and the wound is gently cleaned with an appropriate solution.
3. Dressing the Wound
- Appropriate dressings are selected based on the wound type and exudate level.
- Dressings are applied with care to promote healing and minimise infection risk.
4. Patient Advice and Aftercare
- Clear instructions are provided for at-home wound care.
- Education on signs of infection is provided (e.g. redness, swelling, pus, fever).
- Advice on activity levels, hygiene, and when to seek further help.
5. Follow-Up Appointments
- Regular reviews are arranged to monitor healing, as required
- Dressings are changed under sterile conditions by our qualified team.
- Progress documented and treatment adjusted as needed.
If you’ve had a recent injury or are concerned about a wound, please don’t hesitate to contact us. Our dedicated team is here to help you heal quickly and safely.
PLEASE NOTE THAT WE DO NOT UNDERTAKE COMPLEX DRESSING CHANGES FOR LEG ULCERS AS THEY REQUIRE ONGOING SPECIALIST CARE. IFAFTER ASSESSMENT WE ARE UNABLE TO MEET YOUR NEEDS YOU WILL NOT BE CHARGED A CONSULTATION FEE.
20 min appointment
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If you have sutures or staples that need to be removed following recent surgery in the UK or abroad, or following a recent injury, one of our nurses can painlessly remove the stitches for you.
Our nurse will also check that the wound is properly healed and check for infection.
Sutures – A suture is a stitch or a row of stitches holding together the edges of a wound or surgical incision. Sutures can sometimes be called stitches. It is important to care for your sutures to help the healing process. It’s important to keep sutures clean and dry. For the first 2 days, It is a good idea to avoid physical activities that might re-open the wound. Children should avoid activities such as playing in sandpits or mud, riding bikes or swimming. Stitches are generally removed 7-10 days.
Staples – Also known as clips. They enable the edges of a wound or incision to be brought together. Reducing the risk of foreign materials and bacteria entering the body. They assist in holding the tissue in place, which supports the body’s natural healing mechanisms. Removal of clips is generally after 10-14 days.
45 min appointment
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Cervical screening which use to be called a smear test is now available at Jenhams. We are experienced and friendly nurses at Jenhams Clinic who are able to offer flexible appointments.
All women aged 25 to 64 who have a cervix are advised to have a cervical screening. Cervical screening tests for cervical cancer, including HPV for those aged 25 and over. It’s not a treatment for cancer but it can help early identification of cervical cancer.
What is human papilloma virus (HPV)?
HPV – the human papilloma virus – is a common infection that affects most women during their lifetime. There are over 100 types of HPV. In many cases, your body naturally fights off the infection, but sometimes the virus can cause abnormal cells to develop in the cervix. The only way to catch these cells at a stage before they may develop into cancer is by having a cervical screening test.
Attending for a cervical screening test is an important way to keep track of your cervix’s health. Through screening tests, we’re able to check for the Human Papilloma Virus (HPV). if it’s found, we’ll check for any abnormal cells that could lead to cervical cancer. The earlier these cells are found, the less chance you have of developing cancer During your test, one of our healthcare professionals will take a sample of cells from the neck of your womb. Your sample will then be sent to a lab and tested for the presence of HPV and, if required, further checks for abnormal cells
If your screening result shows any abnormal cells, we can facilitate a referral for a colposcopy via your NHS GP or privately.
15 min appointment
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Phlebotomy Services at Jenhams Clinic
Our experienced nursing team at Jenhams Clinic offers a phlebotomy (blood-taking) service for patients who require blood tests arranged by other healthcare providers. If you’ve been given a blood test request form or sample collection kit from a private consultant, specialist clinic, or external provider, we can carry out the blood draw for you in a professional, comfortable, and convenient setting.
In addition to supporting external requests, we also offer our own comprehensive health screening and wellbeing services, which include tailored blood test panels and lifestyle assessments designed to give you a clear picture of your health.
Click here for more information on our Health Screening and Wellbeing Services.
20 min appointment
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The test takes just 10 minutes, and you’ll receive:
- A detailed ECG report with clear, jargon-free explanations.
- Personalised guidance on your results and next steps.
- The option to combine your ECG with blood tests for a more comprehensive health assessment (discussed during your consultation).
ECG Test Prices
This includes the ECG procedure, interpretation, and a detailed report by our doctors, which will be emailed to you within 5 working days.
15-30 min appointment
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With many years of experience in primary healthcare, we understand the importance of clearing blocked ear wax—particularly before activities such as flying or diving, where pressure changes can cause discomfort or even pain. That said, you don’t need to be travelling to benefit from this service; we’re here to help whenever wax build-up becomes an issue.
