Imeary Medical Group

01/09/2026

27/08/2026

Flu vaccines - reminder💉

Our clinics start 1st October.

Our patients eligible for a flu vaccine will have received, or will shortly be receiving a message via the NHS App (remember to turn on your notifications) or via text. There is a link in the message where you can click on and book your own appointment or decline the offer. Once you've received your text message you can also call us to book your appointment (01914563824).
For our patients who don't use a mobile phone, we will be calling or sending emails & letters to invite you in for your flu vaccine 😊

25/08/2026

Are you up to date with cervical screening? Did you know if you're eligible you may be able to self-test?

24/08/2026

Do you know the symptoms of bowel cancer?

Early detection of bowel cancer significantly increases the chances of successful treatment and cure. Being aware of the symptoms is crucial to ensure early diagnosis and better outcomes
👉 nhs.uk/conditions/bowel-cancer

21/08/2026

21/08/2026

Do you suffer from heartburn regularly? Click on the link in the article to find out more.....

Heartburn is easy to ignore as it's so common. But if it comes back time and time again it could be a sign of something more serious. can tell you everything you need to know and more 👉 bit.ly/4hs5yyz

20/08/2026

🌟 Welcome to the team, Megan!

We’re delighted to introduce another new member of our Patient Services Team — Megan! 💙

Megan joined us two weeks ago and has already settled in wonderfully with the team. She brings with her over two years’ experience working in general practice, along with valuable knowledge and skills that will be a great asset to our practice and our patients.

Our Patient Services Team are often the first point of contact for our patients, and we know how important it is to have friendly, knowledgeable and supportive people in these roles. We’re really pleased to have Megan as part of our team and look forward to seeing her continue to develop in her new role.

Please join us in giving Megan a very warm welcome to the practice! 👋😊

Welcome aboard, Megan! 💐

19/08/2026

🌟 Please join us in welcoming Chanelle to Imeary Medical Group!

We’re delighted to introduce the newest member of our Patient Services Team, Chanelle, who joined us this week.

Chanelle brings with her two years of experience in travel and tourism, along with a strong background in administration and working with people. Her previous experience means she already has many of the skills that are so important when supporting our patients.

Although this is Chanelle’s first role within general practice, she is looking forward to learning all about life at Imeary and getting to know our patients and team.

We’re sure you’ll join us in giving Chanelle a very warm welcome as she settles into her new role. 😊

Please be patient with her as she learns the many systems and processes involved in general practice — we know she’ll soon become a familiar and valued member of our team!

Welcome to IMG, Chanelle! 💙

18/08/2026

Flu vaccination clinics

If you're eligible for the flu vaccination we'll be texting, calling, emailing or writing to you from today and over the next week or so to invite you to book an appointment with one of our nurses. If you receive a text message with a booking link you can simply click on the link and select an appointment of your choice; you can, of course, call us too if you don't want to book via the link. You also have the option to decline the offer of a flu vaccination, however we do recommend it.

Please secure your appointment as soon as possible as demand is high.

We look forward to seeing you soon!

Find out about the flu vaccine for adults, including who should have it, how to get it and side effects.

13/08/2026

If you're pregnant and have not yet had your RSV vaccine, please read below....

Great news for new parents: intensive care admissions for RSV in babies have halved in England, thanks to the maternal vaccination programme. 👶👶🏾👶🏼

If you're pregnant and past 28 weeks, don't miss out. Contact your maternity service or GP practice to get vaccinated and help protect your newborn from birth.