Immunisations

As a practice we strongly believe children should be fully vaccinated (with very few exceptions). If you have any doubts about any vaccination please come and speak to the nurses or GPs here.

We are now able to protect children against a wide variety of potentially serious diseases. 

View the routine vaccination schedule

In addition to the nurses, we have staff who are specially trained in phlebotomy and our healthcare assistants can also carry out other procedures such as ECGs and blood pressure reviews.

You can make an appointment by phoning or calling in at reception or by booking online.

– Children aged two to eleven
– Patients aged 65 years or over
– Patients aged from six months to less than 65 years of age, in a clinical risk group such as those with:
– chronic (long-term) respiratory disease, such as severe asthma,
– chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) or bronchitis
– chronic heart disease, such as heart failure
– chronic kidney disease at stage three, four or five
– chronic liver disease
– chronic neurological disease, such as Parkinson’s disease or motor neurone disease,
– learning disability
– diabetes
– splenic dysfunction or asplenia
– a weakened immune system due to disease (such as HIV/AIDS) or treatment (such as cancer)
– morbidly obese (defined as BMI of 40 and above)
– Pregnant women
– Household contacts of those on the NHS Shielded Patient List, or of immunocompromised individual
– Patients in long-stay residential care homes or other long-stay care facilities
– Carers
– Health and social care staff, who are directly involved in the care of vulnerable patients

Click here to read about flu vaccines on the NHS website.