The pop-up clinic that has been helping Salford's homeless during the pandemic
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manchestereveningnews.co.ukdirect to your inboxVulnerable people of Salford have been able to receive important health care thanks to a pop-up doctors surgery set up back in April.Emmaus Salford and Salford Primary Care Together (SPCT) are behind the approach to community health by hosting a weekly pop-up GP service at Emmaus’ Pendleton base.The scheme, known as the Inclusion GP Service, started just after the first lockdown back in April 2020 and health professionals have been offering a friendly consultation service, referrals to other health specialists and have been providing flu jabs to those who need them.The service provided by SPCT gives vulnerable people supported by Emmaus Salford the chance to access health services more easily.
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