Open Door Grimsby

25/03/2026

📣 Immunisation Drop‑In Day!

Join us on Monday 13th April, 8AM–6:30PM at Open Door/Quayside Medical Centre as we support World Immunisation Week.

Protecting yourself and your loved ones has never been easier — simply drop in for a wide range of vaccinations for all ages. 💙✨

Find full details on the poster and spread the word to help keep our community healthy!

24/03/2026

🐣💛 A huge thank you to a very generous member of our community who kindly donated Easter eggs and bunnies to the practice!

These will be shared with some of our more vulnerable and unprivileged patients, helping to bring a little joy to children this Easter 🐰🍫

Any donations are greatly appreciated, and our social team will ensure these are given to children who need them most 💛

Your kindness truly makes a difference — thank you 🌷

23/03/2026

📢 Free Hepatitis C Testing Event – Open Door Surgery

📍Drop in to Open Door on:
📅Wednesday 25th March
⏰Between 10am–2.30pm
💳 Get a £5 voucher for taking part!

You may be at risk if you’ve ever:
• Had surgery or dental work abroad
• Had unlicensed tattoos
• Shared razors, toothbrushes or drug equipment
• Had a blood transfusion before 1996
• Had unprotected s*x

💉 What’s available on the day:
• Free Hep C testing
• Needle exchange & naloxone
• Drug testing strips
• Health advice and support
• Free HIV & syphilis testing and s*xual health advice

Pop in, get tested, stay safe. No judgement - just support. 💙

23/03/2026

Richard Attack, a 65-year-old former painter and decorator from Bridlington, East Yorkshire, is urging men aged 50 and over to be aware of prostate cancer symptoms and to contact their GP immediately if they experience any of these symptoms.

18/03/2026

March is Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month - know the symptoms.

Early diagnosis saves lives.

If you regularly experience any one or more of these symptoms - even if they are mild - it’s important to contact your GP.

It’s Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month! Get to know the key signs and symptoms to look out for.

The key symptoms of ovarian cancer are:
- Increased abdominal size and persistent bloating (not bloating that comes and goes)
- Persistent pelvic and abdominal pain
- Difficulty eating and feeling full quickly, or feeling nauseous (sick)
- Unexplained change in bowel habits
- Urinating (weeing) more frequently.

If you have spotted any of these symptoms, do call your GP.

The symptoms of ovarian cancer are often misdiagnosed as IBS or constipation. If you have seen/spoken to your GP three times about persistent bloating, and it hasn't gone away, ask for a referral to a gynaecologist. It is probably something less serious than cancer but always worth getting checked, just in case.

You can also speak to our Ask Eve nurses on 0808 802 0019 or nurse@eveappeal.org.uk for free, expert and confidential information.

Find out more about ovarian cancer on our website: https://eveappeal.org.uk/information-and-advice/gynaecological-cancers/ovarian-cancer/

17/03/2026

Cases of invasive meningococcal disease have been confirmed in Kent. It's important to know the signs of symptoms of meningitis and septicaemia.

Get more info from NHS here 👉http://nhs.uk/conditions/meningitis

17/03/2026

16/03/2026

Prostate cancer does not usually have any signs or symptoms at first. Later signs may include back, hip or pelvis pain, or difficulty maintaining an er****on. You may also have problems peeing.

Check your risk in just 30 seconds: prostatecanceruk.org/hnyca-risk

11/03/2026

National No Smoking Day! 🚭

This National No Smoking Day, get the support you need to quit for good.

📍Drop in to Open Door on:
📅Wednesday 11th March
⏰Between 10am–1pm

For expert help from The Wellbeing Service.

10/03/2026

📢 Free Hepatitis C Testing Event – Open Door Surgery

📍Drop in to Open Door on:
📅Wednesday 11th March
⏰Between 10am–2.30pm
💳 Get a £5 voucher for taking part!

You may be at risk if you’ve ever:
• Had surgery or dental work abroad
• Had unlicensed tattoos
• Shared razors, toothbrushes or drug equipment
• Had a blood transfusion before 1996
• Had unprotected s*x

💉 What’s available on the day:
• Free Hep C testing
• Needle exchange & naloxone
• Drug testing strips
• Health advice and support
• Free HIV & syphilis testing and s*xual health advice

Pop in, get tested, stay safe. No judgement - just support. 💙

09/03/2026

You have an increased risk of developing prostate cancer if you:
- you are aged 50 or over
- your father or brother has had prostate cancer
- you are a Black male

Check your risk in just 30 seconds: prostatecanceruk.org/hnyca-risk