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Have you been invited to a group clinic, or are you not sure whether attending would be useful?

A group clinic gives you more time with a clinician and other patients with the same health concern.

A patient’s experience of a group clinic

John Westacott is a patient at The Adam Practice. He explains what he found helpful about a diabetes group clinic.

John found that other patients asked helpful questions and that he could speak to the diabetes nurse. Looking back, he was glad he attended.

Received an invitation? Book your place

If your text message contains a booking link, please use the link to book your place.

If we contact you by telephone, you will be able to book your place during the call.

Why patients find group clinics useful

More time for questions

Group clinics last between 60 and 90 minutes, giving you more time to ask questions and talk about your health.

Learn from other patients

Other patients may ask useful questions that you had not considered. You can also hear about their experiences of managing the same condition or health topic.

Advice from your healthcare team

A clinician will share information, answer questions and help you manage your health.

Watch: How group clinics work

In this video, Dr Owen explains how group clinics work. He also explains why The Adam Practice offers them and what to expect.

What happens during a group clinic?

Each group clinic is led by a clinician and focuses on a particular condition or health topic.

The clinician will provide information and answer questions. You may also find it helpful to hear what other patients ask and share.

You decide how much you would like to contribute to the discussion.

Your privacy

Everyone must keep what is discussed in the group private.

You only need to share what you are comfortable with. Other health information will stay private.

Book your place

If you have received an invitation, please follow the booking instructions provided.

Use the booking link if one is included in your text message, or book your place when we telephone you.

Further information

To learn more about how the NHS uses group consultations to support patient care, visit:

Learn more about group clinics

Last reviewed: 31 July 2026
Next review due: 31 July 2029