The practice is currently ONLY offering flu vaccinations to patients in the over-65 age group or to younger patients with a chronic health condition. This is to ensure that the most vulnerable people, as assessed by clinical need, are vaccinated first.

Anyone not in the above categories but who may have received a communication from sources other than the practice will have their situation reviewed later in the year as and when further supplies of the vaccine have been received.

Please only ring the practice for an appointment if you think you are CURRENTLY eligible.

Wednesday 1st April 2020
6.30–7.30pm

Venue: Conference room, Ilkley Medical Centre, Springs Lane, Ilkley, LS29 8TH

Guest speaker Dr Fiona Schneider, Consultant Gynaecologist and Women’s Coach

The talk is free but booking is essential to reserve a place. Call the surgery on 01943 604999 or book online at EventBrite.

Would you be interested in leading walks from the doctor’s surgery, supporting people to live happier, healthier lives through short group walks?

Whether you’re a keen walker, you’re looking to start getting more active, or you want to develop your administrative skills, we’ve got opportunities for everyone.

For the walk leader role, you will complete a ‘Walking for Health’ training course, which is free of charge, and shadow and lead a walk with an experienced ‘Walking for Health’ walk leader.

To register your interest please contact Simon Green at Champions Show the Way, mobile: 07738 985674, telephone: 01274 321911 or email: simon.green@bdct.nhs.uk

GP practices across Airedale, Wharfedale and Craven are now able to offer patients increased access to routine appointments with GPs, nurses and other healthcare professionals from locally-based hubs.

This service provides all registered patients with access to pre-bookable routine GP appointments from 6.30pm–8pm Monday to Friday, and from 8.30am–11.30am on weekends.

IG Medical participates in the Care navigation scheme, which is designed to help direct patients to the most appropriate care.

As part of the care navigation initiative, receptionists may ask callers seeking to book an appointment a few simple questions to establish who could best meet their needs.

Patients might then be offered a slot within the practice – for example with a GP, nurse or pharmacist – or be referred to other services e.g. wellbeing or community services.

Care navigation will only be applicable to adults and is completely voluntary.