Moy Health Centre

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13/03/2025

It is with profound sadness that we inform you of the passing of our beloved friend and colleague Dr Aine McShane. Aine passed away this morning surrounded by her loving family at home.

28/01/2025

The electricity has now been restored. We are open as normal. Thank you to all our patients for being so understanding yesterday considering the circumstances.

Please be patient with us tomorrow.If you require a prescription please leave a hand written request in the box as we wi...
26/01/2025

Please be patient with us tomorrow.
If you require a prescription please leave a hand written request in the box as we will have staff checking this regularly.
If anyone locally has a spare generator big enough to power the surgery please contact our page. We would be very grateful.

24/01/2025

All staff have been informed to stay at home with the weather. Calls have been diverted to a practice mobile. This is for urgent calls only as we have no access to the computer system.
If the calls are not connecting please dial 07944064454 or 07955378104

24/01/2025

We currently have no electricity this morning therefore we have no phone line.

23/01/2025

Due to the Red Weather Warning issued for tomorrow, the surgery will be operating with skeleton staff for emergencies only.

13/12/2024

Shingles causes a very painful rash & is more likely to affect people as they get older. Some can be left with pain that can last for years after the rash has healed. If eligible for the take up the offer and help to protect yourself.

www.pha.site/shingles

23/11/2024

Winter can affect people’s health, particularly those over 65 and people who have a long-term health condition. National Self Care Week is a good opportunity to highlight some of the things we can do to stay well this winter.

15/11/2024

The cervical screening testing approach in Northern Ireland is more effective than ever after the introduction of primary HPV testing. Testing for HPV is a more accurate and effective way to identify women at risk of cell changes that could go on to develop into cancer if left untreated.

Remember to book and attend your screening test when invited as it could save your life.

Visit www.pha.site/CervicalScreening1 for info.

Today we wished our Practice Nurse Patricia a long and happy retirement. Thank you Patricia for all your hard work and d...
11/11/2024

Today we wished our Practice Nurse Patricia a long and happy retirement. Thank you Patricia for all your hard work and dedication throughout the years at the surgery. You will be truly missed. Enjoy your retirement ✈️

25/10/2024

The surgery is still having issues with the phones. If you need to speak to a clinician please press option 4 when you get through. We are working on resolving this.

24/10/2024

👶 All babies are offered a newborn blood spot test in the first week after birth. This test screens for 9 rare but serious conditions. 🩸

Most babies won't have any of these conditions but, for the few who do, the benefits of screening are enormous.

Early treatment can improve their health, and prevent severe disability or even death.

The test is your choice, but it’s recommended because it could save your baby’s life. The test doesn't carry any known risks for your baby.

Find out more at
www.pha.site/newbornbloodspottest

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Tuesday 8:30am - 6pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 6pm
Thursday 8:30am - 6pm
Friday 8:30am - 6pm

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