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Covid test and vaccination

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Vaccination
For more information please visit nhs.ukIf you meet the current critera group, you can book an appointment via the National Booking Service or by calling 119.

 

Home ParkOur Vaccination Centre Opening Hours

We will accept drop-ins for qualifying people, alongside those people arriving with booked appointments. Details about qualifying people for boosters can be found in the NHS website. There will be a separate queue for booked appointments and drop-ins. 

Please, where possible, book a vaccination appointment through the National Booking System.

 

 

 

 

Home Park vaccination opening times

Monday 20 March Tuesday 21 March Wednesday 22 March Thursday 23 March Friday 24 March Saturday 25 March Sunday 26 March
CLOSED 1.30pm to 6.30pm ages 5 upwards CLOSED CLOSED CLOSED CLOSED 10.00am to 4.00pm ages 5 upwards
Monday 27 March Tuesday 28 March Wednesday 29 March Thursday 30 March Friday 31 March Saturday 01 April Sunday 02 April
10.00am to 4.00pm ages 5 upwards CLOSED CLOSED CLOSED CLOSED CLOSED CLOSED
Monday 03 April Tuesday 04 April Wednesday 05 April Thursday 06 April Friday 07 April Saturday 08 April Sunday 09 April
CLOSED CLOSED CLOSED CLOSED CLOSED CLOSED CLOSED

Please note the Booster walk ins are not vaccine specific, however 2nd doses have had to communicate specific vaccine.

The above timetable is for Home Park vaccination opening times. We welcome drop ins for first, second and booster doses of everyone over 12 years old, and 4th dose and spring booster dose of any qualifying person (more information on 4th dose and sping booster on the NHS website). We will accept drop-ins throughout our opening times, and we will only temporarily halt walk ins if the centre is at capacity, for patient safety. We will do our best to avoid this and apologise for any potential inconvenience caused. If you want to avoid any disappointment please utilise the National Booking System.

 

Covid-19 vaccination drop-in clinics offered by UHP around Plymouth

Monday 20 March Tuesday 21 March Wednesday 22 March Thursday 23 March Friday 24 March Saturday 25 March Sunday 26 March

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For further information about drop in services around Plymouth please follow @PlymouthCityCouncil or @NHSDEVONCCG on Facebook or Twitter or visit the NHS drop-in covid-19 vaccination site finder.

 

Information leaflets, including other languages

Public Health England has published various information leaflets about COVID-19 vaccination in various languages. Click on the links below to see all languages:

 

Further information:

  • Resources and facts about COVID-19 from the British Society for Immunology are available in Arabic, Spanish and Yiddish.  More languages will be added soon.
 

Please note, the NHS will NOT ask for payment or bank details to book any vaccine or testing appointments, or to prove your identity.

Cybercriminals are using the roll out of the NHS COVID-19 vaccine to target victims with convincing looking text messages. The text appears to be from the NHS and state that the recepient is elegible to receive the vaccine. Recipients are then encouraged to click on a hyperlink to an application form. The link takes you to an extremely convincing fake NHS website which asks for personal and financial details. Remember, the NHS will NEVER ask for your payment details.

 

Testing

The main symptoms of coronavirus are: a high temperature, a new, continuous cough and a loss or change to your sense of smell or taste. Most people with coronavirus have at least one of these symptoms. If you have Covid-19 symptoms, get a PCR test as soon as possible. You can book a PCR test online on the gov.uk website or by ringing 119. We do not offer drop-in COVID-19 testing.

If you don't have Covid-19 symptoms, you should do a rapid test twice a week (every 3 to 4 days), to check if you have the virus. If people test positive and self-isolate, it helps stop the virus spreading. You can do these tests at home for free. You can order a pack of seven tests to be mailed to your home, or pick it up from a pharmacy or a test site. More information on how to get Lateral Flow Tests in the NHS website. If your rapid test comes out positive, you'll need to book a PCR test online, or by phoning 119.

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