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Comberton & Eversden Surgeries
Flu and RSV vaccinations
Flu clinics
We will be running Flu clinics from Saturday 3 rd October 2026 at Eversden (we are not permitted to start any sooner than October as per NHSE) as we expect our vaccine to arrive in the second week in September.
After our Saturday clinics are completed we will offer weekday clinics at Comberton.
Our clinics will be loaded onto the system on or around the 14th September 2026 so that you can book by telephone, at the desk or by clicking on the link when you receive a text after this date.
If you have not had a flu vaccine before you will need to complete a consent form in reception prior to your vaccination
Housebound patients
A list of housebound patients will be prepared (based on eligibility) and we will make arrangements for nurses to visit
RSV
We run regular RSV clinics for eligible patients in surgery with nurses trained to give the vaccine. An appointment can be booked by telephone or at the desk. We do not send out booking links for this vaccine. If the clinics are fully booked when you ring or ask at the desk you will be placed on a waiting list and we will contact you when a new clinic is loaded.
We will be making arrangements for nurses to visit eligible housebound patients
At our practice, flu vaccinations may be given by either a nurse or a suitably trained Healthcare Assistant (HCA).
Before booking your flu vaccination appointment, please read the flu vaccination information provided
By booking an appointment for the Flu Vaccination you are confirming that:
- You have read and understood the information provided about the flu vaccine.
- You have had the opportunity to consider whether you wish to receive the vaccination.
- You consent to receiving the flu vaccination at your appointment.
If you have any questions about the vaccine, would like more information, or are unsure whether the vaccination is right for you, please do not use the booking link. Instead, please contact the surgery and arrange an appointment with a GP or Practice Nurse, who will be happy to discuss the vaccination with you before you make a decision.
On the day of your appointment, the clinician administering the vaccine will confirm your identity, check that you are eligible for vaccination, and ensure that you are still happy to proceed. If you have any concerns at that time, please let the clinician know before the vaccine is given.
Published: Aug 25, 2026