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FLU CLINICS ARE NOW IN PROGRESS FOR 2023-24

 

 

 

WHEN SHOULD I EXPECT TO BE CONTACTED ABOUT A FLU VACCINATION?

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ADULTS - Aged 50 and over

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WHEN SHOULD I BE CONTACTED?

You should have been contacted already, but if you have not been please contact reception on 01702 33298.

DO I NEED TO BOOK?

YES – Please contact reception on 01702 33298 to book an appointment.

Vulnerable groups (aged from six months - 50 years of age)

 

The flu vaccine is offered free on the NHS to anyone with a serious long-term health condition, including:

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• respiratory conditions, such as asthma (needing steroid inhaler or tablets), chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), including emphysema and bronchitis

• diabetes

• heart conditions, such as coronary heart disease or heart failure

• being very overweight – a body mass index (BMI) of 40 or above

• chronic kidney disease

• liver disease, such as hepatitis

• neurological conditions, such as Parkinson's disease, motor neurone disease, multiple sclerosis (MS), or cerebral palsy

• a learning disability

• problems with your spleen, for example, sickle cell disease, or if you have had your spleen removed

• a weakened immune system as the result of conditions such as HIV and AIDS, or taking medicines such as steroid tablets or chemotherapy

 

Please contact us if you have a long-term condition that is not in one of these groups. We can still offer you the flu vaccine if we think you're at risk of serious problems if you get flu.

WHEN SHOULD I BE CONTACTED?

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You should have been contacted already, but if you have not been please contact reception on 01702 33298.

DO I NEED TO BOOK?

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YES – Please contact reception on 01702 33298 to book an appointment.

More information:

 

If you or the person you care for has a learning disability and they have a fear of needles, please speak to us and we can look at alternatives.

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For more information about the Flu vaccine, visit the NHS page here.

 

Find out information on flu vaccine and cancer treatment click here

 

Find out information about flu vaccination and Crohn’s Disease and Ulcerative

Colitis click here

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PREGNANCY & CHILDREN (2 and 3 year olds)

You can have your NHS flu vaccine at:

· your GP surgery

· or through your hospital midwifery service if they offer it for pregnant women

WHEN SHOULD I BE CONTACTED?

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You should have been contacted already, but if you have not been please contact reception on 01702 33298.

DO I NEED TO BOOK?

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YES – Please contact reception on 01702 582687 to book an appointment.

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More information in English and other languages:

Find out more information about protecting your child from the flu

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Find out more about the flu vaccine in pregnancy.

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If you usually have the flu vaccine or feel you should have it but have not yet received an invitation to book an appointment, please contact reception on 01702 582687.

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