RSV can make people very ill. It can cause pneumonia and breathing problems in babies. Some people may need hospital care. This vaccine helps protect those most at risk and supports the NHS in winter.

If you are 28 or more weeks pregnant, talk to us or your maternity service to protect your baby. People aged 75 and over can also get the vaccine and should book now.

If you can have the vaccine, you do not need to wait for an invitation—please contact us to book. Invitations will still be sent by email, letter, or text as people become eligible. These will include booking instructions.

Wearing a face covering can help stop the spread of illness.

Patients eligible for the RSV Vaccine include:

• Adults aged 75 years or more
• Anyone who lives in a care home for older adults
• Pregnant women from 28 weeks up until birth

You can get your RSV Vaccine through:

• your GP surgery
• your midwifery service (for those who are pregnant)

Find out more at nhs.uk

If you can have the RSV vaccine, you do not need to wait for an invite. Please contact us to book.

Invites will still be sent by email, letter, or text when people become eligible. These will include booking instructions.

Do not attend your appointment if you are feeling unwell. Call 01273 480888 and select Option 2 to cancel.