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In March, a total of 124 patients failed to attend their appointments. If you're unable to attend, please let the team know so we can offer the appointment to someone else.
COILS/IMPLANTS
As of February 23, the current wait list for a routine coil or implant procedure is 10 weeks, cases are triaged, and urgent patients will be seen sooner.
Please note, while STI testing is available from WISH or your GP, you can order a DIY testing kit from SH:24 to your home, all instructions are provided. SH:24 is a free online sexual health service, delivered in partnership with the NHS. SH:24 make it easy for people to get tested for the most common sexually transmitted infections (STIs). They provide free test kits, information and advice - 24 hours a day. It is quick, discreet and completely confidential. Visit SH24.org.uk
Our sexual health clinics
Click the clinic name to view clinic location, building photos and directions in Google Maps.
Worcester
Aconbury North (Worcestershire Royal Hospital) [opens in new window]
- Address: Aconbury North, Worcester Royal Hospital Site, Newtown Road, Worcester, WR5 1JG
- Main reception line 0300 123 1731 Monday 8.30-18.00, Wednesday 8.30-18.00, Thursday 8.30-16.00 and Friday 8.30- 15.30
Redditch
Arrowside (located on the Alexandra Hospital site) [opens in new window]
- Address: Arrowside, Alexandra Hospital Site Woodrow Drive, Redditch B98 7UB
- Phone: 01527 488 588 (Monday 9:15-19:00, Wednesday, Thursday 9:15 – 16:00 and Friday 9:15 – 12:00)
Kidderminster
Kidderminster Health Centre [opens in new window]
- Address: Kidderminster Health Centre, Bromsgrove Street, Kidderminster, DY10 1PG
- Phone: 01562 514 512. Monday - 9am to 2pm, Tuesday - 9am to 7pm, Wednesday - 9am to 2pm, Thursday - 9am to 7pm
We provide a Saturday service for young people UNDER 21. These clinics are held at various sites throughout the County.
If you need advice or treatment, call the number above between 9:30am-12:30pm on Saturday to speak to a nurse. If needed, you will be invited to a face to face appointment.
Sexual Health Under 21
Under 21 Saturday Service (venues vary)
Saturday services 2023
APPOINTMENT ONLY, please don’t drop-in without an appointment
Telephone lines are open between 09:30 and 12:30pm on Saturdays. For appointments, please call: 01905 681673 (from all areas of Worcestershire)
You will have a telephone consultation and will be asked questions about your relationships. Please answer honestly so we can provide the most appropriate advice and support. You will be advised what to do next and directed towards a clinic if necessary.
Clinic locations
- Worcester - Aconbury North (Worcestershire Royal Hospital) [opens in new window]
- Redditch - Arrowside (Alexandra Hospital) [opens in new window]
- Kidderminster - Kidderminster Health Centre [opens in new window]
- Evesham - Evesham Sexual Health Clinic - Under 21s only [opens in new window]
Venues and dates of under 21s clinics
7th January 2023 Arrowside Redditch
14th January 2023 Aconbury : Worcester
21st January 2023 Kidderminster Health Centre
28th January 2023 Aconbury : Worcester
4th February 2023 Arrowside Redditch
11th February 2023 Aconbury : Worcester
18th February 2023 Kidderminster Health Centre
25th February 2023 Aconbury : Worcester
4th March 2023 Arrowside Redditch
11th March 2023 Aconbury : Worcester
18th March 2023 Kidderminster Health Centre
25th March 2023 Aconbury : Worcester
1st April 2023 Arrowside Redditch
8th April 2023 Aconbury : Worcester
15th April 2023 Kidderminster Health Centre
22nd April 2023 Aconbury : Worcester
29th April 2023 Arrowside Redditch
6th May 2023 Aconbury : Worcester
13th May 2023 Kidderminster Health Centre
20th May 2023 Aconbury : Worcester
27th May 2023 Arrowside Redditch
3rd June 2023 Aconbury : Worcester
10th June 2023 Kidderminster Health Centre
17th June 2023 Aconbury : Worcester
Clinic FAQs
I am under 16 - do I have to tell my parents?
No, everything you tell us remains confidential, unless you or someone else is at significant harm. In this case we will let you know if we need to share information.
What will happen when I visit the service?
You will complete a registration form if you are new to the service, wait in the waiting area and then when it is your turn you will be called by a nurse or doctor and taken into a clinic room.
Will you inform my GP if I visit the service?
We do not inform GPs. If there is a requirement to contact a GP this would always be discussed with yourself first and consent gained.
What information will I need to share?
We need to know basic information about you. For example, which GP you are registered with, contact information and a password for your confidentiality.
This will be explained during your visit. You will be asked personal questions about the reasons you’re attending during the consultation.
I have a disability, how can you help me?
Do you need to know about accessibility? Read our detailed guides on the AccessAble website. This shows you lots of details about the location of our sites and any facilities that may help to make you visit accessible for you.
Do you have a learning disability? Find out how we can help in our easy read guide. If you need help reading and/or writing reception staff will take you into a queit room to assist you.
Sexual Health Outreach Team (for under 25yrs)
WiSH Sexual Health Outreach Nurses work with young people who cannot or are unable to access mainstream sexual health services. Find out more or make a professional referral.
Stay up to date with the team by following us on Instagram
Domestic Abuse
Many people will find this a challenging time. Particularly for victims who will feel increasingly isolated as they live with their abuser. Please see below for useful resources from:
- Worcestershire domestic abuse: http://www.worcestershire.gov.uk/domesticabuse
- SafeLives: http://www.safelives.org.uk/news-views/domestic-abuse-and-covid-19
- Women’s Aid: www.westmerciawomensaid.org
the local domestic abuse helpline for Worcestershire: Women’s Aid: 0800 980 3331. Men’s advice line: 0808 801 0327