IMPORTANT-CHANGES TO FLU VACCINATION CLINICS

Due to vaccine supply issues caused by delays from the manufacturer and how the Department of Health have allocated supplies we unfortunately have to cancel our scheduled clinic for the 26th October 2019.

Additionally we are unable to supply the intra-nasal spray vaccine given to children <18 years this Saturday 19th October 2019. Please do not bring your child  (2-18years) for flu vaccination this Saturday.

We will be contacting patients who are affected and will inform patients when the vaccine is supplied to the practice to re-arrange their appointment.

PLEASE NOTE:
 
We will providing vaccination  to all adults over 18 years in the at risk groups and the over 65 age group as planned on the 19th October 2019.
If you are in either of these adult groups and were scheduled to attend on the 26th October please attend the session this Saturday 19th October instead to receive your vaccination.

If you haven't yet booked into any clinic please do not attend on the 19th October. We will arrange additional capacity and a further clinic in early November. 
IF YOU HAVE ANY QUERIES:
PLEASE CONTACT
King’s Medical Practice on 01924 223909
and select option 1

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