Park View Medical Centre

11/09/2026

From today, children and pregnant women can get their flu vaccinations ahead of winter.

Children aged 2 and 3 can get vaccinated at their GP surgery, while most school-aged children will be offered the vaccine at school.

Pregnant women can speak to their maternity team, GP practice or community pharmacy about getting vaccinated.

Find out more ➡️ nhs.uk/vaccinations/flu-vaccine/

11/09/2026

We're making it quicker and easier for people to get the care they need, closer to home.

From this autumn, participating pharmacies will be able to assess and treat five additional common conditions.

02/09/2026

21/08/2026

Today is our lovely Health care assistant Sian’s last day… don’t worry she’ll be back she’s finishing to go on maternity leave. Good luck Sian we will miss you. 💙

18/08/2026

Exciting news! We will soon be offering coil and implant, fitting, removal and changes at the practice please contact the practice for more information.

18/08/2026

Would anyone like these chairs for free. Please can these be collected asap if anyone is interested?

09/07/2026

It's really warming up out there, so make sure you stay safe in the sun!

Here's our top tips to keep cool during the hot weather:
💧 Drink plenty of water
🌳 Stay in the shade where possible - if you're out enjoying the sun, wear sunscreen SPF 30+ (higher for kids)
🏠 Keep yourself and your home cool

Stay cool, stay hydrated, and look out for others too - especially older people and those vulnerable.

Click the link in the comments for more advice on staying safe in the sun.

09/07/2026

This summer think Pharmacy First!

Your local pharmacy can provide advice and support for a range of minor illness – plus prescription medicines for some common conditions. All without a GP appointment.

Search ‘Greater Manchester Pharmacy First’ to find out more.

15/06/2026

This week is Cervical Screening Awareness Week.

Cervical screening saves thousands of lives each year – and takes just around 10 minutes or less.

All women aged 25 to 64 are invited for cervical screening every 5 years. The test checks for cell changes in your cervix. Caught early, these can be treated before they become something more serious.

You’re in control throughout — you can ask questions, request a smaller speculum, try a different position, or pause or stop the test at any time.

Make your appointment when you get invited. Missed your last appointment? Contact your GP practice to book another.