Cwmfelin Medical Centre

12/11/2025

05/11/2025

We are open as usual, please allow extra time to get to your appointment due to the road closures, if you cannot make it please telephone the surgery, thank you

04/11/2025

The power has been cut to the surgery and the surrounding area for safety reasons due to the flooding, we are hopeful all will be back to normal tomorrow.

28/10/2025

Lovely to see some of our young patients making an effort to dress up for our Halloween themed nasal flu vaccine party this afternoon.

08/10/2025

Please call us to book your annual flu jab.

People with long-term health conditions are being urged to get their flu vaccination this winter to help protect them from serious illness.

Flu can be very serious, especially for those with conditions like asthma and diabetes. The vaccine lowers the risk of infection, reduces severity and helps prevent the spread.

Pictured on the right is Charlotte at her sickest, hospitalised with flu last year. In her own words: “I felt ice cold but I was burning up, my temperature was so high.” Charlotte has underlying health conditions, and while she’s since recovered, she now never misses her flu jab and is urging others to do the same.

🔗 Find out how to get your free flu vaccine here: https://phw.nhs.wales/topics/immunisation-and-vaccines/winter-vaccinations/

08/10/2025

Cold weather reminder ❄️

Colder climes can be tough for people living with dementia – but with the right support, we can help them stay warm, safe, and independent.

Thanks to our Gas Distribution Network partnership, there are several ways to access financial and practical support before the cold weather sets in and things become more urgent.

If you care for someone with dementia, here are just a few actions you can start implementing now to help ensure the coming months are safe, comfortable and affordable:

- Fit & test carbon monoxide alarms regularly
- Get your boiler serviced ahead of winter
- Call our Dementia Support Line for info on local grants for energy costs
- Close curtains at dusk and use draught excluders to keep warmth inside
- Set the thermostat and use timers – aiming for around 18–21°C
- Join the Priority Services Register – a free support service for people living with dementia

[Image description:
A winter-style infographic with a heading that reads: 6 ways to keep someone with dementia safe and warm in winter. Each tip has a small illustration with text underneath that advises the following: setting thermostats and using timers, joining the priority services register, calling our dementia support line, servicing your boiler, testing carbon monoxide alarms, closing curtains and using draught excluders.]

02/10/2025

We have had delays in displaying our activity due to website updates.

20/08/2025

Please see details of our next cluster Wellbeing Event on the 28/08/2025

28/07/2025

There is a power cut in the area, it is not expected to be back on until 7pm, the phone lines are down, if anyone who has not had a phone call back we apologise and will contact you tomorrow