St Erme Medical is an independent sector General Practice led by Dr Sarah Gray. She has provided General Practice with specialist advice in women’s health for over 30 years, seeing patients privately since 2000. She now leads a team of doctors who work to the same high standard and are supported by a healthcare assistant and the administration team. We work from a lovely surgery building which opened in Spring 2022. It has won an award from the Cornwall Buildings Group in recognition of its sympathetic renovation from a listed agricultural building to a modern healthcare facility.
We offer face to face appointments in St Erme most weekdays. We can also see you at Nuffield Health in Exeter or Plymouth though availability is more limited. Additionally, we offer appointments by telephone or secure video to anyone with a UK home address.
St Erme Medical is registered with the Care Quality Commission (CQC) as a General Practice providing care to all age groups. Our team of very experienced GPs will listen and help you to deal with a very wide range of health issues including men’s health. We allow enough time for you to tell us your concerns and will help you to make a decision that is right for you. We provide health reviews and medicals for a variety of purposes. Blood, urine testing and ECGs are available on site. We refer on to specialists and other services when appropriate but can only do so privately. We do not offer emergency or out of hours care, maternity services or home visits.
In addition, we provide women’s healthcare services at a specialist level. While best known for menopause we cover the range of problems that may occur throughout life. We are registered for family planning but can help you with all types of sexual health issues. Our team are national leaders in the field of women’s health and particularly menopause, providing education and training to other healthcare professionals.
What can we offer?
We offer time that is not often available in NHS settings, experience and an extended opportunity to discuss your concerns. The opinion provided is that of the doctor you see. We cannot arrange NHS services on your behalf and cannot expect the NHS to act on our recommendations, though this may happen…
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Face to face consultation requirements
At St Erme Medical we follow guidance regarding the separation of patients, use of PPE, handwashing, and general cleaning. All team members have accepted vaccination in their respective cohorts.
We are prepared to offer a face-to-face service for patients who can reassure us that they have a very low risk of carrying coronavirus.
This means having practiced social distancing in accordance with HM Government advice and having no known contact in the last 14 days with someone who recently tested positive.
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- Do not have a temperature
- Do not have a cough
- Do not have a loss of smell/taste
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- Have not had any of these symptoms in the last 10 days
Patients will be asked to use hand sanitiser on entry to the building.
Patients will be asked to wear a face covering even if vaccinated.
Patients will be seen alone unless they need a translator or other assistance with communication.