COVID and FLU clinics
We are pleased to announce our Autumn vaccination programme.
We are running combined flu and COVID booster drop in clinics. The NHS advises it is safe to have both vaccinations at the same time.
ELIGIBILITY |
75+ | Flu & COVID |
65-74 | Flu |
18-74 & Immunosuppressed | Flu & COVID |
18-64 & At Risk | Flu |
Contact the surgery to arrange an appointment for under 18’s.
DROP IN CLINICS
For those;
18 – 64 and at risk
18- 64 and severely immunosuppressed
Tuesday 07/10 14.00—18:00
Tuesday 14/10 14.00—18:00
Tuesday 21/10 14.00—18:00
Tuesday 28/10 14.00—18:00
For those;
65+ at risk
65+ severely immunosuppressed
75+
Wednesday 01/10 13:00-16:30
Wednesday 08/10 13:00-16:30
Wednesday 15/10 13:00-16:30
Wednesday 22/10 13:00-16:30
Wednesday 29/10 13:00-16:30
Please tell us if you DO NOT want your flu vaccine or COVID booster.
Am I eligible?
Flu
- You are pregnant
- You are aged 65 or over on 31 January 2026 (that is born before 1 April 1961).
- You are aged six months to 64 years and have a long-term health condition that puts you at increased risk from flu, including but not limited to:
- - Diabetes
- - A heart problem
- - A chest complaint or breathing difficulties, including COPD and asthma that requires regular steroid inhalers or tablets
- - Kidney disease (from stage 3)
- - A weak immune system due to disease or treatment (and also their close contacts)
- - Liver disease
- - Had a stroke or mini stroke
- - A neurological condition like Parkinson’s disease, or motor neurone disease
- - A missing spleen or a problem with it
- - Learning disability
- - Severe mental illness
- - Morbidly obese. Defined as those with a Body Mass Index (BMI) of 40 or above, aged 16 or over
- - Epilepsy
- - You live in a care home
- - You are homeless
COVID
- those aged 75 years and older on 31 January 2026 (born before 1 April 1951).
- those who reside in care homes for older adults.
- those who are immunosuppressed - Hywel Dda health board have provided us with a list of who is eligible, however if you have not been contacted by 30/10/25 and you believe you may be eligible, please contact us.
- For more information on who is considered immunocompromised, please see ‘immunosuppression’ on pages 24 and 26 of the Green Book COVID-19: the green book, chapter 14a - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk).
Clinigau COVID a FFLIW
Mae'n bleser gennym gyhoeddi ein rhaglen frechu ar gyfer yr Hydref.
Rydym yn cynnal clinigau galw mewn atgyfnerthol ffliw a COVID yn gyfun. Mae'r GIG yn cynghori ei bod yn ddiogel cael y ddau frechiad ar yr un pryd.
CYMHWYSTER |
75+ | Ffliw a COVID |
65-74 | Ffliw |
18-74 Ac yn imiwnoataliedig | Ffliw a COVID |
18-64 Ac o fewn grŵp risg clinigol | Ffliw |
Cysylltwch â'r feddygfa i drefnu apwyntiad i rai dan 18 mlwydd oed.
CLINIGAU GALW I MEWN
Ar Gyfer;
18-64 ac mewn grŵp risg clinigol
18-64 ac yn imiwnoataliedig iawn
Dydd Mawrth 07/10 14.00—18:00
Dydd Mawrth 14/10 14.00—18:00
Dydd Mawrth 21/10 14.00—18:00
Dydd Mawrth 28/10 14.00—18:00
Ar Gyfer;
65+ ac mewn grŵp risg clinigol
65+ ac yn imiwnoataliedig iawn
75+
Dydd Mercher 01/10 13:00-16:30
Dydd Mercher 08/10 13:00-16:30
Dydd Mercher 15/10 13:00-16:30
Dydd Mercher 22/10 13:00-16:30
Dydd Mercher 29/10 13:00-16:30
Dywedwch wrthym os NAD ydych chi eisiau eich brechlyn ffliw na'ch atgyfnerthydd COVID.
Ydw i'n gymwys?
Ffliw
- Rydych chi'n feichiog
- Rydych chi'n 65 oed neu'n hŷn ar 31 Ionawr 2026 (ganwyd cyn 1 Ebrill 1961).
- Rydych chi rhwng chwe mis a 64 oed ac mae gennych chi gyflwr iechyd hirdymor sy'n eich rhoi mewn mwy o berygl o gael y ffliw, gan gynnwys ond heb fod yn gyfyngedig i:
- Diabetes
- Problem gyda'r galon
- Anhwylder ar y frest neu anawsterau anadlu, gan gynnwys COPD ac asthma sy'n gofyn am anadlyddion neu dabledi steroid rheolaidd
- Clefyd yr arennau (o gam 3)
- System imiwnedd wan oherwydd clefyd neu driniaeth (a hefyd eu cysylltiadau agos)
- Clefyd yr afu
- Wedi cael strôc neu strôc fach
- Cyflwr niwrolegol fel clefyd Parkinson, neu glefyd niwronau motor
- Dueg ar goll neu broblem gyda hi
- Anabledd dysgu
- Salwch meddwl difrifol
- Afiachus o ordew. Wedi'u ddiffinio fel y rhai â Mynegai Màs y Corff (BMI) o 40 neu uwch, 16 mlwydd oed neu’n hŷn
- Epilepsi
- Rydych chi'n byw mewn cartref gofal
- Rydych chi'n ddigartref
COVID
- y rhai sy’n 75 oed a hŷn ar 31 Ionawr 2026 (ganwyd cyn 1 Ebrill 1961).
- Preswylwyr mewn cartrefi gofal i bobl hŷn
- y rhai sydd ag imiwnedd isel - Mae bwrdd iechyd Hywel Dda wedi rhoi rhestr i ni o bwy sy’n gymwys, ond os nad ydym wedi cysylltu â chi erbyn 30/10/25 a’ch bod chi’n yn credu y gallech fod yn gymwys, cysylltwch â ni.
- I gael rhagor o wybodaeth am bwy sy’n cael eu hystyried fel rhywun sydd yn gallu cael eu himiwneiddio, gweler ‘immunosuppression’ ar dudalennau 24 a 26 y Green Book COVID-19: the green book, chapter 14a - GOV.UK (gov.uk)
The Ystwyth Medical Group Health Pod
Our new Health Pod enables patients to perform their own health checks at any time, instantaneously updating into records and immediately viewable by the doctors and nurses.
Use it whenever we are open for a simple health check – come in any time between 08.00 and 18.30, no need for an appointment
We will ask you to use it before your appointment with the nurse
Use it before an appointment to allow more high-value time with the doctor
What you can do on the Health Pod:
- Take your blood pressure
- Take your weight, height and calculate your BMI
- Enter information regarding your lifestyle e.g. smoking, alcohol
Its very simple to use and instructions are displayed at the pod. If you need help, just ask a member of staff.
If any of the information you have entered means you need to see a doctor then the pod will direct you to make an appointment at reception.
Pod Iechyd Grŵp Meddygol Ystwyth
Mae ein Pod Iechyd newydd yn galluogi cleifion i gynnal eu harchwiliadau iechyd eu hunain ar unrhyw adeg, gan ddiweddaru cofnodion ar unwaith a gall y meddygon a'r nyrsys eu gweld ar unwaith.
Defnyddiwch ef pryd bynnag y byddwn ar agor am archwiliad iechyd syml - dewch i mewn unrhyw bryd rhwng 08.00 a 18.30, does dim angen apwyntiad
Byddwn yn gofyn i chi ei ddefnyddio cyn eich apwyntiad gyda'r nyrs
Defnyddiwch ef cyn yr apwyntiad i ganiatáu mwy o amser gwerthfawr gyda'r meddyg
Beth allwch chi ei wneud ar y Pod Iechyd:
- Cymryd eich pwysedd gwaed
- Cymryd eich pwysau, taldra a chyfri eich BMI
- Rhowch wybodaeth am eich ffordd o fyw e.e. ysmygu, alcohol
Mae'n syml iawn i'w ddefnyddio ac mae cyfarwyddiadau yn cael eu harddangos yn y pod. Os oes angen help arnoch, gofynnwch i aelod o staff.
Os bydd unrhyw ran o'r wybodaeth yr ydych wedi'i nodi yn golygu bod angen i chi weld meddyg yna bydd y pod yn eich cyfeirio i wneud apwyntiad yn y dderbynfa.
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Here is a short introduction to the practice with some introductions to staff members
We welcome people of all ages including students to our family friendly medical practice, where we work as a team to provide you with the best possible service.
We are located on the outskirts of Aberystwyth town, near to the Welsh Government offices, with ample car parking and a convenient bus stop.
With patients' needs at the heart of everything we do, our website has been designed to make it easy for you to gain instant access to the information you need. As well as specific practice details such as opening hours and how to register, you’ll find a wealth of useful pages covering a wide range of health issues along with links to other relevant medical organisations.
Get Well, Keep Well
Of course we’re not just here for when you are unwell. Our team of healthcare professionals and back-up staff offer a number of clinics and services to promote good health and wellbeing whatever your medical condition.
Access
Access for wheelchairs is well provided for, with ramp access and automatic doors to the waiting room. However if you need assistance please ask a member of our staff. We have a wheelchair available for use.
The reception area has an induction loop system for patients with hearing aids.
Cymraeg
Several of our staff are Welsh speaking.
Zero Tolerance Policy
The Practice takes it very seriously if a member of staff or one of the doctors or nursing team is treated in an abusive or violent way.
The Practice supports the government's 'Zero Tolerance' campaign for Health Service Staff. This states that GPs and their staff have a right to care for others without fear of being attacked or abused. To successfully provide these services a mutual respect between all the staff and patients has to be in place. All our staff aim to be polite, helpful, and sensitive to all patients’ individual needs and circumstances. They would respectfully remind patients that very often staff could be confronted with a multitude of varying and sometimes difficult tasks and situations, all at the same time. The staff understand that ill patients do not always act in a reasonable manner and will take this into consideration when trying to deal with a misunderstanding or complaint.
However, aggressive behaviour, be it violent or abusive, will not be tolerated and may result in you being removed from the Practice list and, in extreme cases, the Police being contacted.
In order for the practice to maintain good relations with their patients the practice would like to ask all its patients to read and take note of the occasional types of behaviour that would be found unacceptable:
- Using bad language or swearing at practice staff
• Any physical violence towards any member of the Primary Health Care Team or other patients, such as pushing or shoving
• Verbal abuse towards the staff in any form including verbally insulting the staff or making unfounded allegations
• Racial abuse or sexual harassment will not be tolerated within this practice
• Persistent or unrealistic demands that cause stress to staff will not be accepted. Requests will be met wherever possible and explanations given when they cannot
• Causing damage/stealing from the Practice's premises, staff or patients
• Obtaining drugs and/or medical services fraudulently - Pressuring clinicians to provide drugs and/or medical services that they deem inappropriate
We ask you to treat your GPs and their staff courteously at all times.
Removal from the practice list
A good patient-doctor relationship, based on mutual respect and trust, is the cornerstone of good patient care. The removal of patients from our list is an exceptional and rare event and is a last resort in an impaired patient-practice relationship. When trust has irretrievably broken down, it is in the patient’s interest, just as much as that of the practice, that they should find a new practice. An exception to this is on immediate removal on the grounds of violence e.g. when the Police are involved.
Removing other members of the household
In rare cases, however, because of the possible need to visit patients at home it may be necessary to terminate responsibility for other members of the family or the entire household. The prospect of visiting patients where a relative who is no longer a patient of the practice by virtue of their unacceptable behaviour resides, or being regularly confronted by the removed patient, may make it too difficult for the practice to continue to look after the whole family. This is particularly likely where the patient has been removed because of violence or threatening behaviour and keeping the other family members could put doctors or their staff at risk.
(Site updated 15/09/2025)