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Helping People with Learning Disabilities and their Families Stay Well

Helping People with Learning Disabilities and their Families Stay Well People with learning disabilities can face more health challenges, but there are simple ways to stay well. Getting your flu vaccine, having annual health checks, and asking for reasonable adjustments in healthcare can help keep you healthy and make it easier to get the care you need. 💉Flu Vaccines … Continued

Are You Still Eligible for the Autumn COVID-19 Booster?

Are You Still Eligible for the Autumn COVID-19 Booster? The NHS is offering the COVID-19 booster from now until 31 January 2026. This year, fewer people are eligible, so please check before you book. Who Can Get the Booster You can get a free NHS booster if you are: Aged 75 or over (or will be 75 by 31st … Continued

Introducing the Practice Charter

Introducing the Practice Charter From 1 October 2025, is following a new Practice Charter, written by the British Medical Association (BMA). The Charter aims to be clear, open, and honest about our services – both what we would like to offer every patient and what funding, demand, and other considerations allow. It also explains how changes in … Continued

🌟 You’ve Decided to Quit – Let’s Do It Together This Stoptober! 🌟

🌟You’ve Decided to Quit – Let’s Do It Together This Stoptober! Well done! Deciding to stop smoking is a huge step – and you’re not alone. This Stoptober, thousands of people across the UK are taking part, supporting each other, and making quitting easier together. Let’s quit together this Stoptober – join the movement today! 🤝 … Continued

Understanding Your Health: A Patient’s Jargon Buster

Understanding Your Health: A Patient’s Jargon Buster Visiting your GP, getting test results, or reading a medical letter can sometimes feel confusing. You might see unfamiliar words, abbreviations, or medical terms for diagnoses and conditions. The good news? You don’t need a medical degree to understand your care. This guide explains common terms, staff roles, … Continued

Keeping You Healthy With Regular NHS Check-Ups

Did you know the NHS offers regular ‘check-ups’ to help keep you healthy – not just to treat you when you’re unwell? From NHS Health Checks for adults aged 40–74, to annual reviews for long-term conditions, medication reviews, and special health checks for people with learning disabilities, these routine appointments are designed to spot problems early and keep you well. Find out which check-ups you might be invited to, why they matter, and how you’ll be contacted.

Back to School or Uni – Are Your Jabs Up to Date?

As the new term begins this September, students are returning to classrooms, lecture halls, and shared spaces. With so many people mixing, infections can spread quickly. While coughs and colds are common, missing key vaccinations can put you at risk of more serious illnesses.