We offer various vaccinations for babies, children and adults.

Flu vaccine (Autumn 2025)

The flu vaccine helps protect against flu, which can be a serious or life-threatening illness. It’s offered on the NHS every year in autumn or early winter to people at higher risk of getting seriously ill from flu. We will be sending invites to eligible patients from early August – you can book appointments with us from the dates below.

From 1 September 2025:

– pregnant women

– all children aged 2 or 3 years on 31 August 2025

– all children in clinical risk groups aged from 6 months to less than 18 years

From 1 October 2025:

– those aged 65 years and over

– those aged 18 years to under 65 years in clinical risk groups

– those in long-stay residential care homes

– carers in receipt of carer’s allowance, or those who are the main carer of an elderly or disabled person

– close contacts of immunocompromised individuals

Covid vaccine (Autumn 2025)

The COVID-19 vaccine helps protect against COVID-19, which can be a serious or life-threatening illness for some people. 

The Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation (JCVI) has updated its advice for the Autumn 2025 COVID-19 vaccination programme. The focus of the programme is shifting towards targeted vaccination of those at highest risk of serious disease.

For autumn 2025, COVID-19 vaccination will be offered to:

– adults aged 75 years and over

– residents in care homes for older adults

– individuals who are immunosuppressed aged 6 months and over

This represents a change from the autumn 2024 programme, which also included adults aged 65 to 74 and all those aged 6 months and over in a clinical risk group. We will be sending invites to eligible patients from early August – you can book appointments with us from the 1st October 2025 onwards .

Primary Eyecare Services provides NHS funded eye care services across large parts of England. The services are available from the majority of local opticians (also known as optometrists), from the smallest independent practice to the largest national chains.

You do not need a GP referral. You can contact an optical practice directly to make an appointment, this is called self-referral. To find your nearest optometry practice providing these services click here.

Support for ex-Armed Forces personnel at Veterans in Mind Cheshire and Merseyside.

The service delivers specialist, high quality, and effective clinical treatment to veterans who suffer from ongoing psychological issues, resulting from their time as a serving member of the armed forces.

The established staff team has developed expertise in working with military service related psychological difficulties, giving us the right skills and knowledge to work effectively with our service users. Types of psychological difficulties can include trauma related problems; various anxiety based problems; substance misuse; problems with self-management, including anger; depression and problems related to adjusting to civilian life after military service.

We also provide the necessary links to support veterans and their families with housing, financial and social needs. We do this by working in partnership with local Veterans’ agencies, who can offer a range of service users, from increasing social networks, to linking in with other services that may be useful, promoting long-term recovery.

To refer yourself to this service, please contact single point of access on 0151 908 0019.

Alternatively complete the online referral form via www.gmmh.nhs.uk/military-veterans-services/.

Structured Medication Reviews are usually carried out via a telephone consultation with our practice pharmacists. The aim of the review is to talk about the medicines you are currently taking – it is an opportunity for you to discuss your medication and ensure that you are getting the best from the medicines that are prescribed for you.

If you have been invited to book a Structured Medication Review with one of our practice pharmacists you can find further information by clicking here.

Cheshire East Carers’ Hub provides a single point of access for all Carers including both young and adult Carers. The hub will ensure that Carers of all ages will have access to information, advice and a wide range of support services. These support services are designed to help Carers continue in their caring role for as long as they choose and to reduce the impact the caring role can have on a Carers own health and wellbeing.