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Covid vaccination in Solihull

Need a Covid vaccination or booster in Solihull? The NHS programme is seasonal and usually for people at higher risk. Not sure you are eligible? We can help with the next step (NHS App, 119 or walk-in). Subject to eligibility, availability and clinical assessment.

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GPhC-registered pharmacy team. NHS eligibility and availability can change between spring and autumn/winter programmes.

Am I eligible for an NHS Covid vaccination this season?

Eligibility is set by the current NHS Covid vaccination programme, so it can change seasonally.

You may be eligible in spring if you are in a higher-risk group, such as:

Adults aged 75 or over
Residents in a care home for older adults
People aged 6 months to 74 years with a weakened immune system (due to a health condition or treatment)

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How to get your Covid vaccination

Not sure if you can get vaccinated today, or what the right route is? Call or visit us and we can help with:

A quick eligibility check (to avoid a wasted trip)
The quickest next step for you (NHS App / NHS website / 119)
Checking walk-in options nearby (times and accepted age groups)

If your symptoms are outside this scope, we will advise the right next step.

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When to get urgent help

If you have severe or rapidly worsening symptoms, or you are very worried about symptoms after vaccination, do not wait. If it is an emergency, call 999 or go to A&E. If it is not an emergency, you can contact NHS 111 for advice.

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What happens next

Once you have chosen the right route (NHS booking or walk-in), the steps are usually:

Book or plan a walk-in visit
Arrive and confirm your details
Suitability questions and consent
Vaccination (if eligible and clinically appropriate)
Aftercare

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What to expect

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Come at your booked time, or during walk-in hours where offered. If you are using a walk-in site, waiting times can vary, so allow extra time.
Assessment

You may be asked about your health, medications and any previous reactions to vaccines. This suitability assessment helps keep things safe. You can ask questions before you give consent.
Outcome

You will receive the Covid vaccine and be told what to expect over the next few days, including common side effects (such as a sore arm, tiredness, headache or aches) and when to seek medical advice.

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Why choose Monkspath for your healthcare?

Clinically-led, judgement-free care

A warm, professional team focused on assessment-led support, evidence-based advice, and calm reassurance.

Clear eligibility, right away

We make it easy to check whether Pharmacy First is suitable, including what’s covered and the NHS age ranges.

Safety-first boundaries

We keep things clear and compliant. If Pharmacy First is not suitable, we explain why and signpost you.

Confident next steps

You’ll know what happens when you arrive, and what the possible outcomes are, without overpromising.

Walk-in local support

Based in Solihull, with a simple next step for urgent needs. Walk in during opening hours, or call first.

Private space for sensitive questions

If you need to talk in confidence, you can speak to the team in a dedicated consultation space.

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Visit Monkspath Pharmacy in Solihull

6 Farmhouse Way, Shirley, Solihull B90 4EH

Opening Times

Monday – Friday	9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Saturday	9:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Sunday	Closed

0121 704 4485

Free parking available outside the pharmacy

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Frequently asked questions

Am I eligible?

Eligibility depends on the current NHS Covid vaccination programme and can change between spring and autumn/winter. If you are not sure, do not guess. Call us and we will help you check the right next step, including NHS booking routes and walk-in options.

Can I book online or walk in?

Depending on the programme and availability, you may be able to book through the NHS (NHS App or NHS website) or by calling 119. You can also use the NHS walk-in finder to check walk-in Covid vaccination sites and pharmacies near you, including opening times and accepted age groups.

How long does it take?

The vaccination is usually quick, but allow extra time for suitability questions, consent and aftercare. If you are using a walk-in site, waiting times can vary.

What side effects are normal?

Common side effects can include a sore arm, tiredness, headache, aches and mild flu-like symptoms. These often start within 24 hours and improve over a few days. If symptoms feel severe, unusual, or you are worried, seek medical advice. In an emergency, call 999.

Can I have the Covid and flu jab together?

Some people may be offered flu and Covid vaccination in the same appointment. What is offered can depend on the current programme and your eligibility. If you are unsure what is right for you, ask at the time of booking or speak to a clinician.

Not sure if you’re eligible?

Call or visit Monkspath Pharmacy for the quickest next step for a Covid vaccination or booster in Solihull. We can help with NHS booking routes (NHS App, NHS website or 119) and walk-in options. Subject to eligibility, availability and clinical assessment.

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