Covid Vaccination Update

Cleobury Mortimer Medical Centre continue to provide staff to assist at Bridgnorth Medical Centre and are booking patients into that site as quickly as possible.  As per the advice below please do not contact the practice about bookings. Our staff are busy calling up eligible patients as soon as vaccines become available, and are working through lists according to the pre-determined national processes.

Covid Vaccination Roll out 

The NHS has this weekend announced the opening of seven large vaccination centres throughout England. The centres are capable of delivering thousands of the life-saving jabs each week and provide an additional option to the local sites across Shropshire, Telford & Wrekin. As with all vaccination centres across the country, people must wait to be invited to book their vaccination and should not contact their GP or turn up without an appointment 

Dave Evans, Joint Accountable Officer for NHS Shropshire Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) and NHS Telford & Wrekin CCG, said: “Some eligible local people have received letters over the weekend offering them the opportunity to book an appointment at one of the new centres. They can of course take up the offer, but we want to reassure everyone that they can still choose to receive their vaccination closer to home and do not need to travel out of the county unless they wish to.” 

In Shropshire, Telford & Wrekin, several sites are already delivering vaccinations across the county to those people. They include the hospital hubs at Royal Shrewsbury Hospital and Robert Jones and Agnes Hunt in Gobowen and the local vaccination sites at Bridgnorth and Malinslee, Telford. 

The vaccine will be offered to more people and at other locations in Shropshire, Telford and Wrekin as soon as possible. These will include further local vaccine services provided by GPs and pharmacists, in people’s homes for those who are housebound and new dedicated vaccination centres to make sure that everyone who needs a vaccine is able to get one. 

Hopefully you will find all you need to know in this website however if you require a hard copy of any of these details please download the practice leaflet by clicking on the link below.

Access & Parking

Disabled Access is through the main front entrance. The car park in front of the main entrance has 2 reserved disabled parking bays.  All patient services are on the ground floor. We also have a portable induction loop for those hard of hearing. Please ask the receptionist on arrival at the surgery.

We have ample free parking and the main patient and visitor car park is located in front of the practice.

Please note that on Thursday mornings the surgery opens at an earlier time of 7:00am.