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Flu Jabs now for 50-64 yr olds
Selsey Medical Practice are in the process of ordering flu vaccinations for our 50-64 year old cohort.
We need to know if you would like one. If you do, we would be grateful if you could call us on 01243 608201 or, preferably, email us at cwsccg.selsey-selsey@nhs.net
We need to hear from you by the end of Monday 30.11.20 to include you in our numbers.
To find out more about our Flu vaccination programme this year, please click this link.
Covid 19 telephone number - 119
If you have symptoms or suspect you may have Covid 19, or if you wish to arrange a test, there is a new NHS number to ring - 119.
Please use this number (not 111) for Covid 19 related concerns.
Repeat Prescriptions Changes
Beginning from Monday 20th July, Selsey Medical Practice will no longer be taking any medication requests over the phone.
Please request repeat medication using one of the following methods:
Email: cwsccg.selseyprescriptions@nhs.net
Online service: (link on prescriptions page)
Website form: (link on prescriptions page)
NHS app: (link on our home page)
By post: Selsey Medical Practice, High Street, Selsey, West Sussex, PO20 0QG
Hand in; by placing in the white box outside the medical practice
Update your Contact Details
It is really important that we have your up to date contact details.
Please inform Reception of your current email address and mobile phone number.
You can also let us know if you give your consent to be contacted via email and messaging.
Thank you.
Sign up for Electronic Prescribing Service
Instead of you having to collect a paper prescription and take it to the pharmacy, we can send your prescription electronically to any pharmacy you choose. All you need to do is pick up your medication when it is ready.
You can save time and money for your NHS
If you haven't already signed up for this free service you can do so by contacting the surgery either by phone 01243 608201 or email cwsccg.selsey-selsey@nhs.net
Face Coverings
If you are visiting the practice for any reason you must now wear a face covering.
This is to help reduce the risk of spreading the Coronavirus.
The face covering can be made from cloth and 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.
EVEN IF YOU HAVE AN APPOINTMENT
Do Not Visit the Surgery if you think you may have Covid-19 Coronavirus or if you have any of the following symptoms:
Fever, Difficulty breathing, Runny nose,Cough, Sore throat, loss of taste or smell.
Stay at home and call us on 01243 608201
or visit https://111.nhs.uk/