Find the Right Care, at the Right Time, in the Right Place
Healthcare can sometimes feel confusing, but knowing where to go for advice and treatment is essential to getting the right support when you need it most. Get to Know Where to Go is a helpful resource designed to guide you in choosing the right healthcare service for your needs.
Whether it’s advice from your local pharmacist, booking an appointment with your GP, or knowing when to seek urgent or emergency care, this tool provides clear and practical information to help you make the best decision.
Accessing the right care not only ensures you get the help you need but also helps reduce pressure on busy NHS services.
Explore the website today and take control of your healthcare journey.
Whether it’s advice from your local pharmacist, booking an appointment with your GP, or knowing when to seek urgent or emergency care, this tool provides clear and practical information to help you make the best decision.
Accessing the right care not only ensures you get the help you need but also helps reduce pressure on busy NHS services.
Explore the website today and take control of your healthcare journey.
Flu vaccinations
During flu season, our practice takes steps to help protect your health. If you’re eligible for a free flu vaccination, we will contact you directly to let you know. This vaccination is a simple and effective way to reduce your risk of catching the flu and minimise its potential complications, especially for those in high-risk groups.
Once you’ve been notified, please contact the surgery at your earliest convenience to schedule your appointment. Our team is here to make the process as smooth as possible, ensuring you receive your vaccination in a timely manner.
Eligible for free Flu Vaccine
The NHS recommends flu vaccination for:
– Everyone aged 65 years and over
– Individuals under 65 with certain medical conditions, including children and babies over 6 months of age
– All pregnant women
– All children aged 2 and 3 years (provided they were aged 2 or 3 on 31 August in the current year)
– All primary school children
– Some secondary school children (Years 7 to 11)
– Care home residents
– Carers
– Those living with people who are immunocompromised
– Frontline health and social care workers
If you would like more official information on the Seasonal Influenza Vaccination you can find that here.
Once you’ve been notified, please contact the surgery at your earliest convenience to schedule your appointment. Our team is here to make the process as smooth as possible, ensuring you receive your vaccination in a timely manner.
Eligible for free Flu Vaccine
The NHS recommends flu vaccination for:
– Everyone aged 65 years and over
– Individuals under 65 with certain medical conditions, including children and babies over 6 months of age
– All pregnant women
– All children aged 2 and 3 years (provided they were aged 2 or 3 on 31 August in the current year)
– All primary school children
– Some secondary school children (Years 7 to 11)
– Care home residents
– Carers
– Those living with people who are immunocompromised
– Frontline health and social care workers
If you would like more official information on the Seasonal Influenza Vaccination you can find that here.
Covid Vaccinations
The COVID-19 vaccine helps protect against COVID-19, which can be a serious or life-threatening illness. It’s offered on the NHS to people at increased risk of getting seriously ill from COVID-19.
What is the COVID-19 Vaccine
The COVID-19 vaccine is designed to help protect those at higher risk of becoming seriously ill from the virus.
Viruses like COVID-19 change over time, and the protection from previous vaccinations can fade. That’s why it’s important to boost your immunity if you’re eligible.
Getting the vaccine can:
– lower your risk of severe symptoms
– help you recover faster if you catch COVID-19
– reduce your chances of needing hospital care or facing serious complications
– protect against various strains of the COVID-19 virus
Eligible groups
– adults aged 75 years and over
– residents in a care home for older adults
– individuals aged 6 months to 74 years in a clinical risk group (as defined in tables 3 or 4 in the COVID-19 chapter of the Green Book)
– frontline NHS and social care workers, and those working in care homes for older people
If you would like more information on the COVID-19 vaccination, you can find that here.
Contact the practice
What is the COVID-19 Vaccine
The COVID-19 vaccine is designed to help protect those at higher risk of becoming seriously ill from the virus.
Viruses like COVID-19 change over time, and the protection from previous vaccinations can fade. That’s why it’s important to boost your immunity if you’re eligible.
Getting the vaccine can:
– lower your risk of severe symptoms
– help you recover faster if you catch COVID-19
– reduce your chances of needing hospital care or facing serious complications
– protect against various strains of the COVID-19 virus
Eligible groups
– adults aged 75 years and over
– residents in a care home for older adults
– individuals aged 6 months to 74 years in a clinical risk group (as defined in tables 3 or 4 in the COVID-19 chapter of the Green Book)
– frontline NHS and social care workers, and those working in care homes for older people
If you would like more information on the COVID-19 vaccination, you can find that here.
Contact the practice