Free NHS health checks for eligible Bucks residents this Thursday

Sunday, 20 February 2022 07:00

Organisations Live Well Stay Well are offering free NHS health checks on Thursday 24th February.

40 to 74 year olds who live or have their GP in Bucks are being encouraged to book, as long as you have no pre existing conditions (these include diabetes stroke kidney disease, high blood pressure, cholesterol) and are not on medication for high blood pressure cholesterol or heart conditions.

You must not have had a health check in the last 5 years.

Checks will be from 9am til 4.30pm on Thursday 24th February, at Health Living Centre, Unit 1, Walton Court, Hannon Road, HP21 8TJ

Text CHECk to 60777 to get booked in

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