Covid-19 Vaccination Services in Surrey
Vaccination services have been running in a number of community locations…
- G Live in Guildford
- Cranleigh Village Hall
- Chertsey Hall
- H&M Building at The Heart Centre in Walton
- The Westway in Caterham
- St Christopher’s Church in Haslemere
- The Hythe Centre near Egham and Staines
- Victoria Gate in central Woking
- Woodhatch in Reigate
- Emberbrook Surgery in Thames Ditton
- Epsom Racecourse
- Medwyn Surgery in Dorking
- Fitznells Manor Surgery in Ewell
- Holmhurst Surgery in Redhill
- Tandridge District Council Offices in Oxted
- Centenary Hall in Horley
- Superdrug pharmacy in Guildford
- Royal Surrey County Hospital in Guildford
- Surrey and Sussex Hospitals in Redhill
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Safe and effective vaccines to protect you from Coronavirus (COVID-19)
Vaccines are the way out of this pandemic. An effective vaccine is the best way to protect you from Coronavirus (COVID-19).
Following extensive safety trials and authorisation by the independent regulator (the MHRA), effective COVID-19 vaccines are now available for free in the UK. The vaccination programme has already started in Surrey Heartlands and is gradually expanding when more vaccine supplies are available. Primary care, hospital and community teams are working with our county and borough councils and a wide range of other community partners and are doing an incredible job to deliver what is the largest vaccination programme in NHS history.
An independent group of experts (Joint Committee of Vaccination and Immunisation) has recommended that the NHS first offers vaccines to those at higher risk of catching Covid-19 and of suffering serious complications or dying from the virus. Read the latest guidance on priority groups on GOV.UK
We know that waiting for contact from the NHS for your vaccination may be an anxious time. If you are in the first priority group (over 80, care home residents/staff, most vulnerable frontline staff), please bear in mind that we are working with limited vaccine supplies. So if you haven’t been contacted yet, don’t worry.
The NHS will contact you when it’s your turn.
Until then, please allow the NHS and partners to focus on delivering care and co-ordinating this mammoth effort. The public have an important part to play to help us do this:
- please don’t contact your GP practices, the wider NHS or any of the community venues that hosting clinics to seek a vaccine, we will contact you
- when we do contact you, please attend your booked appointments
- and please continue to follow all the rules to control the virus and save lives
Click here for Coronavirus (COVID-19) Vaccination FAQs.
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