Askern Pharmacy offers convenient blood pressure checks and hypertension case-finding services to help identify individuals who may have raised blood pressure and could benefit from further medical assessment. Regular blood pressure monitoring plays an important role in detecting early signs of hypertension, which is often known as a “silent condition” because it may not cause noticeable symptoms.
The NHS Community Pharmacy Blood Pressure Check Service is designed to support the prevention of cardiovascular disease by identifying people with undiagnosed high blood pressure at an early stage. Early detection helps reduce the risk of serious health conditions such as heart attack, stroke, kidney disease, and other circulatory problems.
This service is particularly beneficial for adults who do not regularly monitor their blood pressure, have a family history of hypertension, or want reassurance about their cardiovascular health. By making blood pressure checks more accessible, Askern Pharmacy helps support early intervention and better long-term health outcomes for our local community.
service information
Who this service may suit
Often suitable for
- Adults aged 40 and over who have not previously been diagnosed with hypertension.
- People referred by general practice for a blood pressure check or ambulatory monitoring where locally arranged.
- Adults wanting a convenient NHS route to cardiovascular risk identification.
Important notes
- Specific eligibility and local arrangements can vary between pharmacies and GP practices.
- Very high or concerning readings may need urgent referral to GP or other NHS care.
- If you already have symptoms that concern you, do not delay seeking medical advice.
Content reflects NHS England guidance on the NHS Community Pharmacy Blood Pressure Check Service in England.
Speak to Askern Pharmacy about hypertension case-finding
Contact us to ask about blood pressure checks, availability, and whether the service may be suitable for you.
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11 Church Street, Doncaster, DN6 0PH