Shaping better health
The pharmacy is a great place to go for expert advice and treatment for common conditions.
Dentists provide treatment to keep your mouth, teeth and gums healthy and free of pain.
Contact your local GP for help with non-emergency illnesses or injuries that won’t go away. They provide a range of services by appointment.
Opticians carry out tests on your eyes to check the quality of your eye sight and look for signs of problems which may need treatment.
Minor injuries units can help with injuries that need attention urgently but are not critical or life threatening, such as cuts, sprains and minor burns.
Walk-in centres offer fast and convenient access to health advice, information and first aid, 7 days a week.
A&E is for serious and life-threatening emergencies only.
111 is the NHS non-emergency helpline for when you urgently need medical help or advice but it's not a life-threatening situation.
Find your nearest NHS service by entering your postcode.
If you've been referred for NHS treatment, the hospital waiting times table can help you decide which hospital you would like to receive treatment at.
Community health services support people to stay independent and well in their communities.
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