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Click here for link to frequently asked questions for Covid Vaccination
Click here for important information about the covid vaccination programme starting from week commencing 18th January for patients aged over 80

Please wait to be contacted. The NHS will let you know when it's your turn to have the vaccine. It's important not to contact the NHS for a vaccination before then. The vaccine will be delivered from a PCN hub (NHS England have said there can only be 1 vaccination site per PCN) . PCN'S (Primary Care Networks) cover a group of practices, there are 5 practices in our PCN. The vaccine will be delivered from the PCN hub, (the closest location for our PCN is Debenham Community Centre) and will not be delivered from individual practice sites.  The first patients to be contacted (starting from the 18th January) will be those in the highest priority groups starting with those patients aged over 80 (please see below). This contact will not come from the practice but will be from a central hub and any queries you have following being contacted should be directed back to the central hub. You may receive a text, letter or phone call, please be patient you will get an invite. You may also receive multiple contacts, for example you may receive contact from our PCN hub (you may be offered additional sites to Debenham), the Government mass vaccination site (the Norwich mass vaccination site opens on the 18th January & Gainsborough Leisure Centre in Ipswich at the end of January).  The Government invite may offer you a variety of locations we have had reports of them offering venues as far as field as London, please don't worry you do not need to take up the offer of the government invites you can wait for the PCN invitation if you would prefer to attend the Debenham venue.  click here for the latest Government information for the Covid Vaccine. The vaccine will be given to patients in order of their priority as deemed by the Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation. It is expected that the Government will set up additional 'mass vaccination' sites and we await details of these sites.  Click here if you want to get involved with the Governments Mass Vaccination Sites

The Suffolk and North East Essex ICS has launched a brand-new website which aims to offer residents a single, comprehensive and accurate source of information about Covid-19 and vaccinations, click here to access the website.

Click here for latest information for flu programme for healthy 50-64 year olds.  We are running flu vaccination clinics for patients aged 50 - 64.  Please contact us if you wish to book a free flu vaccine.

** FLU CLINICS 2020 *** We have now written to all patients that are eligible for the flu vaccination (those patients aged over 65 as at the 31/3/2021 and all those patients under 65 who have a medical condition who puts them at greater risk. If you are over 65 or under 65 in an at risk category or are a family member of  those patients asked to shield and would like to book a flu jab please contact us urgently. We have also contacted parents/guardians of children that are eligible. 

** We have installed a new phone system to make it easier for patients to contact us **

DUE TO WORKLOAD PRESSURES THE DISPENSARY AT FRESSINGFIELD WILL CLOSE BETWEEN 1PM AND 2PM EVERY DAY.  OUR CURRENT TIMESCALES FOR PROCESSING MEDICATIONS ARE 3 WORKING DAYS. WE ARE SORRY FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE CAUSED AND THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR YOUR ASSISTANCE. 

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Changes to Clinical System

The provider of our clinical system - EMIS Health, is changing certain technical aspects of the way in which it delivers services to us. This will not impact the delivery of services to patients but we wanted to let you know about the changes in case you have questions. Click Here for More Information

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Patient Registration
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To register with our Practice your home address needs to be within our Practice Area, please see map below. We will not be participating in the scheme to accept patient registrations from patients who reside outside our practice boundaries, to register with our practice you must live within the practice area.
If you wish to register, please visit either surgery and talk to our receptionists who will provide you with the relevant forms.

It is useful to bring with you your up to date NHS medical card - this provides all the information we need to add you to our patient list apart from your new address and telephone number. As part of the registration process you are entitled to a new patient medical with our practice nurse, please speak to the Receptionist.
You will be registered with “the Practice”, and be assigned a "usual" GP.

 The partners are very keen on continuity of care during an episode of illness or ill health.

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