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Dear Patients,
The Nettlebed Surgery Covid and Flu Clinic dates will take place on Friday 2nd October and Saturday 3rd October from 8.45 -6.30 pm.
Invites will be sent to eligible patients and appointments can be booked by contacting the patient services team.
Who is Eligible?
Covid
Eligible Groups
Flu
Eligible Groups from 1 September 2026
Eligible Groups from 1 October 2026
Vaccines:
Flu
This year we will be giving the Seqirus Cell-Based Trivalent flu vaccination which is an inactivated vaccine.
Covid
We have been allocated the Moderna Spikevax XFG vaccine.
On the Day
Our parking facilities are limited and if possible, please walk, get a lift or park elsewhere and walk to the surgery so that patients with limited mobility can park close to the surgery.
If you are unwell on the day, then we will be unable to give you the vaccination and you will need to rebook.
Please wear clothing that makes it easy for us to access your upper arm without you having to get undressed.
If you have been ill recently (including with Covid), it is OK to have the vaccinations as long as you are now symptom free.
Mobility ProblemsIf you are frail or unable to stand for a long period, then please make your way to the front of the queue where seating is available. We also have wheelchairs that may be borrowed to help with getting to and from the car park.