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24/25 Winter Flu & Covid Vaccinations

With the continued circulation of Coronavirus and Flu, it is important to protect yourself. The flu and COVID-19 vaccinations are more important than ever to help you stay well over the winter months. They are both highly infectious viral infections. They come on very quickly and can cause multiple symptoms including fever, aching body, exhaustion, sore throat and headache. Getting a flu and Covid jabs is the single most effective step you can take to protect yourself, and others, this winter.


FLU VACCINATION



NHS SERVICE

NHS England funds this service and aims to vaccinate as many people as possible each year.

For those over 65, people with a medical condition or pregnant women, catching flu can be more serious and that’s why they are offered a FREE NHS funded flu vaccine.


PRIVATE SERVICE

 If you don't fall into one of the eligibility criteria we can offer the flu vaccination to patients aged 18 and over here at Prestwich Pharmacy for £19.99! We’re here to keep yourself and your community as healthy as possible.

 COVID-19 VACCINATION




NHS SERVICE

NHS England funds this service and aims to vaccinate as many people as possible each year.

For those over 65, people with a medical condition or pregnant women, catching covid can be more serious and that’s why they are offered a FREE NHS funded COVID-19 vaccine.



Find out if you are eligible and book your covid vaccination today!

NHS number and Postcode are needed


M25 1AY to select Prestwich Pharmacy Clinics for your Vaccination Centre



Walk in or book an appointment for a time that suits you!

01

Check your eligibility

If you are eligible for a free NHS Flu Jab you can get your vaccination at Prestwich Pharmacy. We can also administer a flu vaccination on a private basis (£19.99) for anyone who is not eligible for a free NHS service.

02

Book your flu jab

Please book your appointment online or in-store.

03

Attend your appointment

We will remind you about your booking 3 days in advance by email (if you have given it to us). It's okay if you need to cancel, you can do it by following the link in your booking or give us a call. We can reschedule for another time. 

PLEASE NOTE:

  • Please do not attend if you are feeling unwell
  • Arrive 5 minutes prior to your appointment time
  • Please ensure you wear suitable clothing which means you can lift your sleeve(s) easily

Our fully trained staff will be on hand to help you with any questions or queries on the day.

This year the flu vaccine is being offered on the NHS to:

  • adults aged 65 and over
  • people with certain medical conditions**
(Asthma or COPD, Kidney disease, Neurological disease, Diabetes, Asplenia or splenic dysfunction, Heart disease, Liver disease, Morbid obesity, weakened immune system due to disease or treatment.)
  • pregnant women**
  • people living with immunocompromised individual**
  • frontline health or social care workers**
**all patients must be 18 years of age or over
Book your NHS Flu Vaccine

Do you work in care?
Let us come to you

One of our practitioners can come to your care home or facility and vaccinate your staff free of charge* at your convenience; minimising disruption and making it easy for your team to get vaccinated.

Alternatively, your team can arrange to attend Prestwich Pharmacy for their jab at a time that suits them.

If you have any questions about making a booking, please drop us an email.
*Minimum of 15 vaccinations in a session
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Book a private Pneumonia Vaccination
Now that you have had your NHS flu vaccination, you can save time and receive a private pneumonia vaccination too. Nearly 270,000 hospital admissions each year in England are due to pneumonia, and around 1 in 4 cases occur in adults under 65.* Pneumonia is an infection that can cause serious illness and even death. It affects around one in 100 adults in the UK each year** and is most common in autumn and winter.

Am I at risk?
Pneumonia is one of the most common causes of death due to infection in men and women. It can increase the risk of having a heart attack, as well as worsening existing heart failure. Pneumonia can affect anyone, but some people are more at risk of catching it. Risk factors include:

• Increasing age – the risk is greater in older adults

• Smoking – not only is the risk of catching pneumonia greater, but it can be more serious in people who smoke

• Other health conditions, including diabetes, heart disease or respiratory diseases, such as asthma or chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)

• A weakened immune system
Learn More

*NHS Digital, Hospital Episode Statistics for England. Admitted Patient Care statistics, 2016-17. Data for pneumonia (all causes).

**NHS Choices.


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