COVID-19 Vaccination Programme
UPDATE 16th February COVID-19 from Aylesbury GP Lead Hub
Practices in the Aylesbury area work as a collective from The Guttman Centre at Stoke Mandeville Stadium to provide Covid vaccination. We are working as a team with 8 other practices and slot allocations at the hub are split equally between the practices. All our patients are given the vaccine at the above hub; we do not vaccinate anyone at our practice.
The vaccine will also be offered in age order to:
· Patients over the age of 80 and Frontline Health and social care workers
· Older adults resident in care homes
· Those aged over 75 years
· Those aged over 70 years and extremely vulnerable
· Those aged over 65 years (we are currently up to this stage)
· Adults under 65 years with long term conditions (see conditions below)
· Those aged 50 to 64 will be offered it later.
From Monday 15th Feb, the GP led site at Stoke Mandeville Stadium will be focusing on inviting in patients in cohort 6 which includes a wider group of people at higher clinical risk, including carers. Cohort 6 is one of the largest cohorts and vaccination clinics will be scheduled according to our vaccine delivery allocations which are decided nationally. Please wait to be contacted for your appointment and do not call your GP Surgery.
Patients in cohort 5 (those aged 65-69) can book on line via https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/coronavirus-covid-19/coronavirus-vaccination/book-coronavirus-vaccination/
or call 119 to attend a vaccination centre or community pharmacy setting. However if you would prefer to be vaccinated at the Stoke Mandeville Stadium site, then cohort 5 patients only are asked to contact your GP surgery to request an appointment
We hope to update you again very soon.
COVID-19 Odeon Cinema Hub
We are aware of a separate site providing the vaccine, this is being held at the Odeon Cinema and being run by Pharmacy2U. Patients can book with them providing they have received a letter from NHS England. We would kindly ask that you do not contact the surgery to discuss this site as we do not have any other information regarding this.
Important notice:
For the national flu programme for 50-64 year olds, please call our practice to book your appointment.
About our practice:
We provide comprehensive NHS primary care services to help you manage your health and well-being. The Mandeville Practice is part of PCMS Ltd and is located in a purpose built building, occupying two floors. We are welcoming new patients to join our family practice. Think it’s a bit difficult to get to us if you live further away? Then why not register online or call us on 01296 337 546 for more information
Our aim is to provide a high quality, caring and personal health care service to our whole patient population by:
- Putting our patients at the centre of what we do
- Having a highly qualified and trained multi-professional integrated primary Healthcare Team
- Offering our services in a safe, supportive and suitably equipped environment, using technological advances in healthcare systems for our patient’s benefit
- We aim to treat all our patients promptly, courteously and in complete confidence.
We work very closely with our allied Community Nursing, Health Visiting and Specialist Teams to ensure your care is co-ordinated to the highest of standards. We welcome any comments or suggestions you may have.
Why not take a look at Mandeville Practice new and improved Facebook page. Where you will find up to date information containing our opening times, address, the services we provide plus regular updates on health related matters, information and events within the practice. We look forward to seeing you there!
As per the government guidelines, all patients aged 11 or over visiting Mandeville Practice will need to provide their own face covering to be worn at all times whilst inside the surgery. The exceptions are: children under the age of 11, people with disabilities, those with breathing difficulties, those who are attending with someone who relies on lip reading. A cloth face covering should cover your mouth and nose while allowing you to breathe comfortably. It can be as simple as a scarf or bandana that ties behind the head.
Please visit: gov.uk for more information
