Prestbury Pharmacy
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Monday
9:00 AM - 5:30 PM
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Tuesday
9:00 AM - 5:30 PM
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Wednesday
9:00 AM - 5:30 PM
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Thursday
9:00 AM - 5:30 PM
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Friday
9:00 AM - 5:30 PM
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Saturday
9:00 AM - 1:00 PM
About the company
Prestbury Pharmacy is a friendly, busy independent pharmacy located in the heart of Prestbury, Cheshire. We aim to provide an efficient, helpful and high quality service offering clinical advice, critical services and a huge range of quality pharmacy products at great value. The pharmacy is well established and has operated in the village for over 60 years.Our team
Prestbury Pharmacy
Prestbury Pharmacy
Cheshire, Unicorn House, Prestbury
Prestbury Pharmacy
Prestbury Pharmacy is a friendly, busy independent pharmacy located in the heart of Prestbury, Cheshire. We aim to provide an efficient, helpful and high quality service offering clinical advice, critical services and a huge range of quality pharmacy products at great value. The pharmacy is well established and has operated in the village for over 60 years.
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Flu Vaccination (NHS PATIENTS 65 YEARS AND OVER ONLY)
5 min
**** (NHS PATIENTS 65 YEARS AND OVER ONLY)**** Each year from September through to January the NHS runs a seasonal flu vaccination campaign aiming to vaccinate all patients who are at risk of developing more serious complications from the virus. 
Prestbury Pharmacy
Cheshire, Unicorn House, Prestbury
Flu Vaccination (NHS PATIENTS 65 YEARS AND OVER ONLY)
**** (NHS PATIENTS 65 YEARS AND OVER ONLY)**** Each year from September through to January the NHS runs a seasonal flu vaccination campaign aiming to vaccinate all patients who are at risk of developing more serious complications from the virus. These include people aged 65 years and over, pregnant women and those with certain health conditions.Community pharmacies have offered flu vaccinations as a private service for many years, often to a range of patients who would not qualify for NHS vaccinations and some who would but were prepared to pay for it anyway. The accessibility of pharmacies, their extended opening hours and the option to walk in without an appointment have proved popular with patients seeking vaccinations.In recent years many pharmacies have also been commissioned to provide NHS flu vaccination services. These services sit alongside the nationally commissioned GP vaccination service, giving patients another choice of venue for their vaccination and helping commissioners to meet their local NHS vaccination targets. Many schemes demonstrated high levels of patient satisfaction and evidence that pharmacy vaccination is accessible, often capturing ‘hard to reach’ patients who would not otherwise take up the offer of vaccination.Immunisation is one of the most successful and cost-effective health protection interventions and is a cornerstone of public health. High immunisation rates are key to preventing the spread of infectious disease, complications and possible early death among individuals and protecting the population’s health through both individual and herd immunity.For most healthy people, influenza is an unpleasant but usually self-limiting disease. However, children, older people, pregnant women and those with underlying disease are at particular risk of severe illness if they catch it.The aim of the seasonal influenza vaccination programme is to protect those who are most at risk of serious illness or death should they develop influenza, by offering protection against the most prevalent strains of influenza virus.
Flu Vaccination (under 65 years but in clinical risk group ONLY)
5 min
*****(50-64 years old or younger if NHS eligible)***** Each year from September through to January the NHS runs a seasonal flu vaccination campaign aiming to vaccinate all patients who are at risk of developing more serious complications from the vir
Prestbury Pharmacy
Cheshire, Unicorn House, Prestbury
Flu Vaccination (under 65 years but in clinical risk group ONLY)
*****(50-64 years old or younger if NHS eligible)***** Each year from September through to January the NHS runs a seasonal flu vaccination campaign aiming to vaccinate all patients who are at risk of developing more serious complications from the virus. These include people aged 65 years and over, pregnant women and those with certain health conditions.Community pharmacies have offered flu vaccinations as a private service for many years, often to a range of patients who would not qualify for NHS vaccinations and some who would but were prepared to pay for it anyway. The accessibility of pharmacies, their extended opening hours and the option to walk in without an appointment have proved popular with patients seeking vaccinations.In recent years many pharmacies have also been commissioned to provide NHS flu vaccination services. These services sit alongside the nationally commissioned GP vaccination service, giving patients another choice of venue for their vaccination and helping commissioners to meet their local NHS vaccination targets. Many schemes demonstrated high levels of patient satisfaction and evidence that pharmacy vaccination is accessible, often capturing ‘hard to reach’ patients who would not otherwise take up the offer of vaccination.Immunisation is one of the most successful and cost-effective health protection interventions and is a cornerstone of public health. High immunisation rates are key to preventing the spread of infectious disease, complications and possible early death among individuals and protecting the population’s health through both individual and herd immunity.For most healthy people, influenza is an unpleasant but usually self-limiting disease. However, children, older people, pregnant women and those with underlying disease are at particular risk of severe illness if they catch it.The aim of the seasonal influenza vaccination programme is to protect those who are most at risk of serious illness or death should they develop influenza, by offering protection against the most prevalent strains of influenza virus.
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