There are many different types of clinics available at the Wolverton Centre.  

Please choose from the options on the menu or view the full clinic timetable below

Book an appointment by telephone on 020 8974 9331 or by e-booking

FULL CLINIC TIMETABLE

FOR STI & HIV TESTS AND CONTRACEPTION (TESTS TAKEN BY A CLINICIAN)

Important notes

1) We advise men not to pass urine for 1 hour prior to attending the centre

2) Please note we are closed on weekends and all Bank Holidays.

FOR EVERYONE

* Please allow at least 2.5 hours when attending a Walk-in & Wait session.

FOR PATIENTS WITH “NO SYMPTOMS”

Our No-Symptoms service is strictly for people who do not have any symptoms i.e. any changes in your body or health that you are worried about and want a quick check up (you will not be seen by a Doctor or Nurse).  We call this service a “U-Test” as YOU take your own tests (a urine sample for men and a self-taken vaginal swab for women) and a blood test is taken for you by a Technician.

This service is NOTsuitable if:

• You are under 18
• You are a gay or bisexual man
• You have been in contact with someone who has an infection
• You have been sexually assaulted
• You or your partner are from a high risk country – Africa, Asia, South America, Caribbean or Eastern Europe.
• You wish to discuss any worries or concerns about your health with a doctor or nurse
• You require contraception or a pregnancy test

More information about U-Test

FOR NURSE TREATMENT CLINICS

For patients who are currently having on-going treatment or vaccinations and for pregnancy testing, repeat contraception & emergency contraception (emergency contraception available at A&E at all other times).

If the Wolverton Centre is closed and you have any urgent concerns please attend the A&E Department.  These may include:-

• You need Emergency contraception (a prescription will be provided by A&E and you will need to obtain the contraception from Boots Pharmacy on the hospital site – charge applicable).  See Boots opening hours)
• You have had unprotected sex or a condom failure with someone who is HIV positive (or you consider there is a high risk of them being HIV positive)
• You have been sexually assaulted

Click here for information and advice if you work in the “adult entertainment industry”

Click here for details of other Sexual Health Clinics in the Kingston area

Click here for other Sexual Health Clinics in South West London