We will be open as normal during the festive period except for the bank holidays.  

Opening hours 8am - 6.30pm.  We will be closed on Christmas day, Boxing day and New Years day.  

Please ensure you allow up to 48 hrs for any prescriptions that need to be issued to cover this period.   Thank you and best wishes. 

Did you know you can now book to see a GP in the evening, at weekends and on bank holidays?  

Patients registered with a GP in Wirral can access appointments at various locations during the following times: See attached flyer for further details.  

Mon-Friday 6.30pm - 8.00pm or Weekends 8.00am - 8.00pm.  

To book an appointment, ask our reception team or call 0151 652 6077 (between 10am & 6pm) at weekends.  

Please note this may not be a GP from your own practice and you may have to travel to other GP practices to attend an appointment. 

***This information is temporary and will be added to its own menu on the website shortly.  

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Flu season is almost upon us yet again, that's come around far too quickly!  

Anyway, if you are eligible for a FREE flu vaccine then please contact the practice to book an appointment.  Flu clinics will be running here from Mid-September. 

Patients eligible for Free vaccine include

• all children aged two to nine (but not ten years or older) on 31 August 2018 (Children aged two and three will be vaccinated in practice, other ages will be vaccinated in schools) 
• those aged six months to under 65 years in clinical risk groups
  
• pregnant women
• those aged 65 years and over
• those in long-stay residential care homes
• carers of patients with an at risk condition

Other patients not in these groups may be able to purchase the vaccine from a local pharmacy

• Cases of measles in Wirral continue to rise

• Unimmunised children and young adults are at risk, particularly if travelling to parts of Europe where there are large ongoing measles outbreaks, or to other countries where measles vaccination coverage is low and measles is endemic

• Teenagers and young adults should also be fully vaccinated before travelling and attending festivals and other summer events

Measles is a highly infectious viral illness, so anyone with symptoms is also being advised to stay at home and phone their GP or NHS 111 for advice, rather than visiting the surgery or A&E, to prevent the illness spreading further. It is possible for anyone at any age to get measles and the illness can be more severe in teenagers and adults than in young children.

As the summer months bring increased travel and public gatherings, Public Health England is warning that the figure could rise even further and are working with Wirral Council and the NHS to make sure anyone who needs an MMR vaccine is aware.

Check your child’s Red Book to see if they’ve received two MMR vaccinations as scheduled, or check with your GP surgery if you’re unsure. Your GP surgery can arrange for vaccination if needed

As from 1st July blood test services will be changing.  Please see attached leaflet.  

We will be providing in house phlebotomy appointments on Tuesday and Thursday mornings for blood tests requested by GP's.   There will be hub provision for those who cannot attend during these times. 

Please note after the 1st July, patients will not be able to access the previous hubs at Arrowe Park, Eastham, St Caths or VCH, Wallasey.   

** This service is only for patients who needs blood tests as per GP requests.  If you have a hospital phlebotomy form you should attend the hospital department as listed on the form.    

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