Please visit the Welsh Government website at Get your NHS COVID Pass | GOV.WALES for information on getting your COVID Pass.
If your COVID Pass is not displaying proof of a vaccination that was issued by Aneurin Bevan University Health Board, please contact our booking centre on 0300 303 1373, who will be able to look at your record and confirm what record we hold.
If you received your vaccinations in another Health Board area and this vaccination is not showing, you will need to contact that Health Board to get the vaccination added to your record.
For information on COVID passes for those who are clinically vulnerable, please visit the Welsh Government website at NHS COVID Pass: help getting your pass | GOV.WALES.
Unfortunately, the Health Board is unable to amend your personal details on your COVID Pass. Please contact your GP Practice and ensure your information is up-to-date with them, as their system links with your NHS record.
If you've received an invitation for a booster dose vaccination after already receiving three Covid-19 vaccinations, this is because you are classed as immunosuppressed. A third dose and booster dose of the Covid-19 vaccine is being offered to people aged 12 and over who had a severely weakened immune system when they had their first two doses.
If you had a severely weakened immune system when you had your first two doses, the vaccine may not have given you as much protection as it can for people who do not have a severely weakened immune system. A third dose may help give you better protection.
If you've had a third dose vaccination, you'll be eligible for a booster dose from three months (91 days) after your third dose. If you receive an appointment for a booster vaccination, please do everything you can to attend.
For more information, please visit: Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation (JCVI) advice on third primary dose vaccination - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk)
Please visit our Getting Vaccinated page.
Please visit our Getting Vaccinated page.
Yes, you should still be able to receive your booster if you are unwell. However, if you are running a high temperature or are extremely unwell, please check with your GP or with a vaccinator on site before having your vaccination.
Please visit our Getting Vaccinated page.
If you’ve recently contracted Covid-19 and are over 18, you’ll need to wait 28 days before having your booster vaccination. Fill in this form to cancel your appointment and request for a replacement appointment to be sent to you. We can check on our system from the date you tested positive and re-issue and appointment once you are eligible again.
Children under 18 who have been infected with Covid-19 will need to wait 12 weeks before receiving any Covid-19 vaccinations.
If your child has received an invitation for their 1st or 2nd dose of the Covid-19 vaccine, please do not attend if they have tested positive for Covid-19 within the past 12 weeks. This starts from the date of their positive PCR test.
If your child is in a group that is at greater risk of serious illness from Covid-19, they will need to wait 4 weeks after their positive test.
If your child cannot attend their allocated appointment for this reason, you can cancel their appointment by calling 0300 303 1373.
Further information can be found on the Public Health Wales website.
Please visit our Getting Vaccinated page.
Please visit our Getting Vaccinated page.
The vaccine you receive will be dependent on supply. We are currently offering Pfizer and Moderna within our clinics, but unfortunately, it isn’t possible to choose which vaccine you receive.
Please visit our Getting Vaccinated page.
Please visit our Getting Vaccinated page.
If you are over 20 weeks pregnant, please walk to the front of the queue, make yourself known to staff and you will be fast tracked as a priority.