The Jolly Medical Centre

72-74 Crescent Road, M8 9NT, Manchester, United Kingdom

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Welcome to our practice website

Welcome Jolly Medical Centre, providing primary care for Manchester and surrounding areas. We hope you take your time to browse our website where you will find lots of useful information about the surgery and the services we can offer you.

Contact Details

Telephone:
0161 7409864

Email: [email protected]

Address:
72-74 Crescent Road
Manchester
M8 9NT

Opening Timings

Surgery will be closed on 10 & 11 March between 1300 to 1830
Monday to Friday 08:00 to 18:30
Saturday 08:30 to 10:30
Sunday - Closed
Please ring 0161 7409864 for most up to date opening timing

Latest Surgery News

Practice closure for staff training session 1300 to 1830 on 10.3.2021 & 11.3.2021 March 10, 2021
Practice closure for staff training session 1300 to 1830 on 4.2.21 February 4, 2021
Volunteers are urgently required December 3, 2020
Measles Outbreak September 22, 2020
National Breast Screening Programme Incident September 22, 2020

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Practice closure for staff training session 1300 to 1830 on 10.3.21 & 11.3.21

If patient need urgent attention they need to ring on 0161 336 5958

COVID-19 vaccination update

Please do not contact the practice to ask for a COVID-19 vaccination. You will be contacted when you are eligible.

We have been asked by NHS England to start delivering the COVID-19 mass vaccination programme from 15 December. This will be done by working together with other local GP Practices (called a Primary Care Network) to provide the vaccines.

To make sure everyone gets the vaccine in a safe and controlled way, a prioritisation list has been established so the vaccine can be given to those who need it first.

We will contact you when you are eligible to receive the vaccine and provide you with information about location and date, so please don’t contact the practice to ask for a vaccine before then.

We are working hard to plan the delivery of COVID-19 vaccinations, while continuing to deliver the largest ever flu vaccine campaign and support our patients with routine and urgent health requests. On that basis, we are unable to answer additional questions about the COVID vaccine.

However, to help answer your likely questions, we have tried to summarise the key information you need to know about the upcoming COVID-19 vaccination campaign, along with sharing details of the way patient groups will be prioritised:

The vaccine will be given in order of priority to those at highest risk first.

We will be in contact with you with information about where and when you will need to receive the vaccine.

Please act on your invite when it comes, and make sure you attend your appointments when you arrange them.

Please continue to follow all social distancing and hand hygiene guidance, which will still save lives.

What are the priority groups?

residents in a care home for older adults and their carers

all those 80 years of age and over and frontline health and social care workers

all those 75 years of age and over

all those 70 years of age and over and clinically extremely vulnerable individuals (excluding pregnant women and those under 16)

all those 65 years of age and over

all individuals aged 16 years to 64 years with underlying health conditions which put them at higher risk of serious disease and mortality

all those 60 years of age and over

all those 55 years of age and over

all those 50 years of age and over

rest of the population (priority to be determined)

Please see our Surgery News page for our latest updates and information.

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