The COVID 19 vaccination is available to a numbers and has been prioritised by the NHS for

• On national invitation Group - see click link below for latest group

• High risk (received a shielding letter from Govt)

Patients who are housebound please contact your GP and request for a home visit vaccination

You are unable to get the flu jab if you have had:

• The flu jab in last 7 days

• Have a history of an anaphylaxis (SEVERE reaction) as a result of any vaccine, medicine or food

• Pregnant, breast feeding or trying to conceive next 2mths

• Anti-coagulation - if on warfarin they need to be in target range and had a recent blood test by the service

Asthmatics

Patients with Asthma are not routinely added to a higher level of priority group unless you have a shielding letter from the government. for more information read Asthma.org.uk. You can be added to the higher priority group 6 if you have the confirmed following

• If you have had an emergency hospital admission for your Asthma

• Been prescribed 3 courses of steroid tablets in a 3 month period

Location

The vaccination is given at Morris House Group Practice, 239 Lordship Lane, Haringey, London, N17 6AA

The vaccination is given at Bounds Green Group Practice, Gordon Rd, Bounds Green, London N11 2PF

Booking an appointment

• Appointments are booked via reception at Hornsey Wood Green GP surgery once you have completed the online form

  • • You will need to organise your own transport to the site

    • They will be asked to wait for 15 minutes after the vaccination for observation

    • Patients should be available for 2nd vaccine 21 days later that is booked by hub

    • If booked for 9am slot, patient to come at 8.45am

Cancelling your appointment

If booked at a local GP hub site - and you have been given an appointment you can cancel by calling: 07584182581 or 07584182181

NCL Frontline healthcare and social care staff

You can register for the waiting list if you are a front line health or social care worker directly working with vulnerable people (adults or children) who need care and support irrespective of where they work (for example in hospital, people’s own homes, day centres, or supported housing); or who they are employed by (for example local government, NHS, independent sector or third sector).

Carers

For carers, they need to be paid carers working in Haringey. You will need to bring evidence on the day of your vaccination otherwise you may be rejected