The #A64 is CLOSED in both directions between the #A659 (#Tadcaster) and the #A1237 (#AskhamBryan) near #York due to a collision. Further details to follow. https://t.co/yxE1uI26MV
1:47am - 27 Mar 2023
The Priory Medical Group Travel Clinics are open to all patients of the Practice and our specialist nurses will undertake a risk assessment based on your travel plans and will provide advice on recommended vaccinations and malaria prophylaxis. NHS vaccines are provided free of charge; Hepatitis A, Typhoid, Diptheria, Tetanus and Polio. Please submit a nurse appointment request online via our prioryCARE online form phone 01904 404100 to discuss further.
All other travel vaccines can be provided at our MASTA clinic. This is a private clinic and there will be a charge for vaccines.
The Priory Medical Group MASTA Travel Clinic is open to registered and non-registered patients, it is based at the Priory Medical Centre in Acomb. Please note this is a private clinic and there will be a charge for this service. Travel Health is a specialised area of medicine and our travel health nurses operate to strict clinical protocols and will undertake a full risk assessment with every consultation based on the information you provide about your itinerary and medical history.
The clinic offers a full range of vaccinations and anti-malarial medication and nurses have access to the latest travel heath information, provided by MASTA’s clinical team. MASTA Travel Clinics using e-clinic have access to a unique in-house computerised clinical management system which stores electronic records for on-going management of your travel needs.
All vaccines and anti-malarial drugs are stored on-site and are readily available. A range of useful healthcare items is also available to protect against such hazards as biting insects, unsafe water, exposure to strong sunlight and travellers’ diarrhoea.
It is important to understand that travel health is a specialised area of medicine and at your initial consultation you will be asked a few short questions regarding your travel plans, your health and any previous vaccinations. Most vaccinations are well tolerated with few side effects - the nurse will discuss any that may apply to you.
The #A64 is CLOSED in both directions between the #A659 (#Tadcaster) and the #A1237 (#AskhamBryan) near #York due to a collision. Further details to follow. https://t.co/yxE1uI26MV
1:47am - 27 Mar 2023
Getting active is great for your health. As well as reducing your risk of serious diseases, exercise can also: 🛌 Improve your sleep 😌 Clear your mind 🏃 Boost your energy 🤸♀️ Help with back or joint pain More info ➡ https://t.co/OBBoLGiquS https://t.co/b9QGqIfEEo
11:00am - 26 Mar 2023
This Thursday’s parent/carer drop-in at the Acomb Garth Centre, (March 23rd) 11-2pm will be co-hosted with York SENDIASS. For those who are not able to make in person sessions, they offer a virtual opportunity of peer support – please find flyers attached with information. https://t.co/8yFfxs9Rbr
1:47pm - 22 Mar 2023
Make today the today and quit smoking for good! We've helped over 500 York residents and could help you. Get in touch today! 👉https://t.co/MDSWBim4oZ ☎️01904 553377 📩cychealthtrainers@york.gov.uk #Free #Support #Quit #Smoking https://t.co/ClZbEm2tOZ
10:00am - 22 Mar 2023
@OSMPdoc @Nimbuscare1 @priorymedicalgp Our Blister Pack recycling scheme is live at our Heworth Green and Fulford Surgeries. #priorygreenteam https://t.co/kgthRcI1yd
5:46pm - 21 Mar 2023
If you or your loved ones have had COVID-19 and are experiencing ongoing symptoms, support and advice to aid recovery is available. Visit➡️ https://t.co/dfeBolDvJp.
5:02pm - 20 Mar 2023
If you live with diabetes and are thinking about fasting for #Ramadan, @DiabetesUK has lots of really helpful information on their website! 💻 It's all available in Urdu, Bengali, Arabic and English. 😊Help keep safe and well. ➡️https://t.co/qTF5bdzFNt https://t.co/pO7NQqES47
10:32am - 21 Mar 2023
March is #OvarianCancerAwarenessMonth. Symptoms of ovarian cancer can be caused by lots of things, which can make it hard to diagnose. It's important to get any symptoms checked as soon as possible. Finding it early can mean it's more treatable. ➡️ https://t.co/FFHOp4u4ep https://t.co/H5fP6EOyMZ
10:17am - 20 Mar 2023