
Ramsgate Primary Care Network is running two drop-in clinics for Covid-19 vaccinations tomorrow (March 20).
Patients do not need an appointment but must be aged 50 or over, or be clinically extremely vulnerable, clinically vulnerable, eligible frontline health and social care workers, carers or have learning disabilities.
The Grange Practice is open from 10am to noon for patients registered at The Grange Practice and Newington Surgery
East Cliff Practice is open from 10:30am to 12.30pm for patients registered at East Cliff Practice and Dashwood Surgery
Patients registered at the following practices who are not going to use the drop in clinic tomorrow but are in the eligible groups (above) can also book an appointment for their first dose of the vaccine at clinics next week.
Surgeries are:
Dashwood surgery
East Cliff Practice
The Grange Practice
Newington Road Surgery
Summerhill Surgery
Patients should contact their own practice to book an appointment on the usual surgery number. Clinics are being held on Monday, Thursday and Friday.
East Cliff Practice is running an additional clinic on Saturday, March 27 from 8am to 2pm.
Jolly good. I will circulate this!
I am 49 and a half.
So near and yet so far…..
Well done to all involved.
You’re just a kid! Seriously, you shouldn’t have too long to wait, go for it as soon as you’re offered.
Peter Checksfield (aged 58 and 3 months)
Lie about your age Alice! Its reported at least a third of people may have the virus unknowingly, and if they do not get vaccinated then they can be spreading it around, possibly killing people like me who are “clinically extremely vulnerable”. So always wear a mask, and get vaccinated, I would like to see this made compulsory!
If you lie about your age and get a vaccination before you’re entitled to it, then you will deprive a vulnerable person, possibly leading to their death.
But when it is offered, go for it! The more of us that are vaccinated the better.
Unlikely Andrew, millions have had their jab, and there’s no shortage of vaccine is there?