Get the right care and support

The NHS App allows you to access a range of services as well as your health record.

Self-care means looking after your health and managing minor illnesses or injuries at home when it is safe to do so.

Your pharmacy team are trained to give advice and, if required, treatment for a range of issues including the management of common conditions and minor illnesses.

NHS 111 provides urgent medical advice 24/7 when it is not a life-threatening emergency and directs you to the right local service.

Your GP practice will ensure you get the right care from the right healthcare professional at the right time.

Urgent Treatment Centres (UTCs) and Minor Injuries Units provide same-day care for illnesses and injuries that need quick attention but are not life-threatening.

Accident and Emergency (A&E) departments provide urgent treatment for serious and life-threatening conditions.

Did you know that around one in every ten medicines handed out are not needed or used? Millions of pounds are wasted across Central East each year on unused medicines, including inhalers, pain medication and creams. By only ordering what you need we can make sure NHS resources go where they are most needed.

Find out how to access NHS mental health services and where to get urgent help.

NHS dental services help you look after your teeth and gums, prevent dental disease and access urgent treatment when needed.

NHS eye care services help protect your vision, detect problems early, and provide specialist treatment when needed.

Find out about help and advice with sexual health.

Information to support you as you travel through your maternity journey and beyond.

End of life care is support for people who are in the last months or years of their life.