Contrast Default mode Night mode High contrast black/white mode. High contrast black/yellow mode. High contrast yellow/black mode. Font Smaller font Larger font PLG_SYSTEM_JMFRAMEWORK_CONFIG_READABLE_FONT_LABEL Default font Welcome to Alwoodley Medical Centre PRESCRIPTIONS APPOINTMENTS YOUR RECORD ONLINE MEET THE TEAM OPENING TIMES CONTACT US PATIENT TRIAGE VACANCIES Most popular services Online Consultation - contact your GP online New Patient Registration Your record online - Patient Access News Keep up to date with the latest news, events and announcements from your local Practice. Letter to Patients Please see the letter below regarding the current arrangements at the practice. Letter to Patients.pdf Flu Vaccines & Covid Boosters We are well on our way with our Flu Vaccination Clinics and the Primary Care Network have started clinics for the Covid Boosters Flu Vaccines Once we have a delivery date for the flu vaccines we will invite you to make an appointment. We provide flu vaccines if you are: Aged 50 and over Pregnant, Aged 2, 3 (by nasal spray), Over six months of age in a clinical risk group. Living in a long-stay residential care home Carers Close contacts of immunocompromised individuals, For more information please see the NHS page about flu vaccine. Covid Boosters If you have had both your covid vaccinations and are entitled to a covid booster you will be contacted six months after your second dose. COVID-19 Covid-19 vaccinations - 28/5/21 Since December 2020, we have worked with other local practices to help provide COVID-19 vaccinations for patients in the priority groups. Regretfully, to ensure we can meet the needs of all our patients going forward, we are not able to continue offering this service for the next phase of the vaccination programme (people aged under 50). We are still providing second vaccinations for people in the priority groups who had their first dose at Alwoodley and will contact you when your second vaccination is due. The second dose is really important to make sure you get the maximum amount of protection against Covid-19 so please book your appointment as soon as you hear from us. How to book your first vaccination If you are eligible for your vaccination and would like to book an appointment, please visit the National Booking Service website. If you are not able to book online you can call 119 free of charge, between 7am and 11pm seven days a week. Vaccinations are available at the following centres across the city: · Elland Road Community Vaccination Centre, Leeds · The Village Hotel Leeds North, Headingley · The Village Hotel Leeds South, Morley · Superdrug, The Merrion Centre, Leeds · Bramley Village Health & Wellbeing Centre, Bramley · The Grange Medical Centre, Seacroft · Wetherby Town Hall, Wetherby · St Mary's Parochial Hall, Middleton · St Martins GP practice, Chapeltown COVID-19 COVID vaccination certification queries We are unable to issue a Covid vaccination certificate at the practice and ask you not to contact regarding this. Please see https://www.gov.uk/guidance/demonstrating-your-covid-19-vaccination-status-when-travelling-abroad for further information. Proof of your vaccination status will be available on the NHSapp, which is also valuable for accessing your health records and ordering repeat prescriptions. The NHSapp can be downloaded from https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/nhs-app/id1388411277 for iPhone or https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.nhs.online.nhsonline for android. Alternatively you can call the NHS helpline on 119 (from 17 May) and ask for a letter to be posted to you. This must be at least 5 days after you’ve completed your course of the vaccine, the letter may to take up to 5 days to reach you. COVID-19 Oxford AstraZeneca vaccine Oxford AstraZeneca vaccine New guidance has been issued for the use of the Oxford AstraZeneca Covid-19 vaccine. This follows further reviews by the independent regulator, the MHRA, and the Commission for Human Medicines, of a very small number of people in the UK who have developed a rare blood-clotting condition since having the Oxford AstraZeneca Covid-19 vaccine. The MHRA and Joint Committee for Vaccinations and Immunisations have emphasised that the risk of this condition is extremely small and that the benefits of the vaccine outweigh the risks for the vast majority of people. They have recommended that: Everyone who has had the AstraZeneca vaccine should still have a second dose of the AstraZeneca vaccine, irrespective of age, unless they suffered any serious side effects after their first vaccination. People aged 30 and over or who have a health condition that puts them at higher risk of severe Covid-19 disease should still be offered the Oxford AstraZeneca vaccine. The benefits in protecting them against the serious consequences of COVID-19 outweigh any risk of this rare condition. People aged 18-29 who do not have a health condition that puts them at higher risk of severe Covid-19 disease will be offered an alternative Covid-19 vaccine where available. (This has been recommended as a precaution as people under 30 are at less risk from Covid-19 and not because they are considered to be at particular risk of developing the rare blood clot.) People under 30 can still choose to have the Oxford AstraZeneca vaccine if this will mean they can be protected more quickly and they have been made aware of the guidance. Please see the leaflet below that has been produced by Public Health England and the NHS to answer any questions you may have · Leaflet on COVID-19 vaccination and blood clotting COVID-19 COVID-19 VACCINATION INFORMATION TELEPHONES - TUESDAY 2/3/21 ANNOUNCEMENT COVID-19 VACCINATIONS - IF YOU ARE OVER 70 AND HAVEN’T HAD YOUR FIRST VACCINATION LATEST ON THE COVID-19 VACCINATION Subcategories Page 1 of 7 1 2 3 4 ... 6 7 Home Register as a new Patient Clinics & Services Appointments About us Managing your Health Coronavirus Information All online forms NHS - Find a local service NHS - Health A-Z Register now for online services - Patient Access Manage bookings and appointments Get alerts and updates View your medical record ONLINE SERVICES LOG IN NHS.uk To access a range of information on your health and well-being, consult NHS.UK online Pharmacies in our area offer the Pharmacy First service. If you have a common minor ailment, please visit your local pharmacist for treatment with over-the-counter medication rather than booking an appointment with the surgery. Friends & Family Test We welcome patient feedback to tell us what we are doing right and what we can improve. Think we’re doing a good job? Rate us ★ ★ ★ ☆ ☆ Based on 30 ratings for this Practice Alwoodley Medical Centre CQC overall rating Good 7 April 2017 See the report 0113 393 0119 Alwoodley Medical Centre Saxon Mount Leeds, LS17 5DT Find us on a map In the event of an Emergency If you think it's life threatening, ring 999 When the Practice is closed If the practice is closed and you have an urgent (but non-emergency) medical concern, you can seek help via NHS 111. This service is available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year and can be accessed either online or by calling 111. NHS 111 will assess your need, give you advice and direct you to the local service that can best help you. Calls to the NHS 111 service are free from both landlines and mobiles. NHS healthchecks We offer a free NHS Health Check which is a check-up for adults aged between 40-74, designed to spot early signs of stroke, kidney disease, heart disease, type 2 diabetes or dementia. Please speak to a Receptionist for further information. Alwoodley Medical Centre Leeds Tel 0113 393 0119 Accessibility Contact us Help Staff login Website design for Doctors by GP Website Design Back to top