Foundry Town Clinic will be open as normal (8.00am – 6.30pm) on Good Friday and Easter Monday. Only the Monk Street Surgery (Aberdare) premises will be open; the Aberaman Surgery will be closed.

Flu injections for patients under the age of 65 with certain chronic conditions are now available.

There is a walk-in flu clinic (no appointment necessary) for eligible patients of all ages at the Aberaman Surgery on Tuesday 15th October 5pm – 7pm.

Pre-bookable clinics for under 65s will be:

Aberdare: Tuesday 22nd October 1:30pm – 2:50pm

Aberaman: Monday 21st October 1:30pm – 2:50pm

Pre-bookable clinics for those 65 and over will be:

Aberdare: Monday 21st October 9am – 11am

Aberaman: Tuesday 22nd October 1:30pm – 2:50pm

This year there are two types of flu injections. One is for people aged 65 and over and the other is for people under 65 with certain chronic conditions.  Please check with our staff which conditions apply.

At present all clinics are for the first category of patients – 65 and over.

The first two walk-in clinics are:

Aberaman: Friday 4th October 1:30pm – 3pm

Aberdare: Thursday 3rd October 10:40am – 12:30pm

We also have numerous pre-bookable flu clinics every Monday and Tuesday on both sites, starting Monday 30th September.

Please note: If you have an appointment with the GP or Practice Nurse at any point after the 30th September and you are eligible for a flu jab, please ask for it during your consultation.

As soon as the other flu jab becomes available our website will be updated.

Both surgeries have numerous signs providing dates and times of all clinics.

Parkinson’s UK Cymru are holding an awareness day at Abercwmboi Rugby Club on Wednesday 11th September 2019.

The event and booking details can be found on this Eventbrite page.

If you are considering a joint injection please make an appointment directly with Dr Shah. Appointments can also be made with Dr Woods, but only for knee injections currently.