Coagh Medical Centre

05/08/2026

Meningitis B Vaccination clinics are starting on Monday 17th August 2026. Please ring to book an appointment if you are eligible.

31/07/2026

28/04/2026

Coagh Medical Centre phone lines are now working again

28/04/2026

📢 Important Notice – Phone lines are down

Our phone lines are currently down. We’re working to resolve the issue as quickly as possible.

We appreciate your patience and understanding while we work to restore our phone network.

If you have a medical emergency ring 999.

We’ll provide an update here as soon as everything is back up and running.

Thank you for bearing with us.
— Coagh Medical Centre Team

18/12/2025

On my retirement.
Thank you so much to everyone for the cards, gifts and good wishes. I am overwhelmed by all of it!
So many of you have talked about events that have been important to you over the years and that has brought back lots of memories for me.
It’s a very different practice and a very different NHS to the one I joined so many years ago. We have many more patients and work in a completely different way now, but I hope you feel we have always been able to keep a patient centred ethos.
I have only been able to keep going for so long because of support from family, from the other doctors, nurses, Charlene and reception staff.
It has been a privilege to work with all my current and past colleagues, but above all it’s been a privilege to have been able to have you all as my patients.
I couldn’t have had a better career or worked in a better practice.
As a fellow GP has written, I truly have been fortunate.
Best wishes and immense thanks to you all!

11/12/2025

Flu vaccines for eligible patients are still available-please ring to make an appointment and protect yourself this flu season.

Stay well this winter and help stop the spread😷🦠

📌Take common sense steps to reduce the spread of flu and other similar illnesses by exercising good respiratory and hand hygiene and staying away from others if you have symptoms.

📌Self-care is often the best choice to treat minor illnesses. Pharmacists are qualified to give advice about different health matters, including minor illnesses, so consider speaking to a pharmacist before going to your GP.

📌And if eligible get your flu vaccine, COVID-19 vaccine and RSV vaccine.
www.nidirect.gov.uk/wintervaccines

22/11/2025

The latest respiratory report shows influenza activity has again increased across all surveillance indicators.

Flu is spreading, you can help stop the spread by:
• Washing your hands regularly
• Catching coughs and sneezes in a tissue
• Minimising contact with others
• Getting vaccinated if you are eligible

For further information on the flu vaccine see www.nidirect.gov.uk/wintervaccines

The PHA surveillance reports are available at www.pha.site/Respiratory-surveillance-report / www.pha.site/Vaccine-uptake

19/11/2025

Flu is circulating in our area.

We would urge eligible patients to get vaccinated if they have not yet done so.

If you wish to avail of the flu vaccine please contact the surgery to make an appointment.

18/11/2025

🌿 Celebrating Dr. Dalzell’s Retirement 🌿

After 35 wonderful years as a GP at Coagh Medical Centre, Dr. Dalzell will be retiring on 17th December 2025.

Over the years, she has brought care, compassion, and dedication to both the practice and the wider community — supporting generations of patients and contributing so much to the team here at Coagh.

To celebrate her incredible career and everything she has given to the practice, we’d love to invite our patients and past colleagues to a coffee afternoon to share memories, express our thanks, and wish her all the best for the exciting chapter ahead.

☕️ Date: Wednesday 17th December 2025
📍 Location: Coagh Medical Centre
🕓 Time: Between 2pm & 5pm (drop in anytime between these hours)

For any further information please contact reception.

We look forward to seeing you there to celebrate Dr. Dalzell and all she has meant to Coagh Medical Centre.