With the arrival of the summer holidays, Cornwall’s NHS is asking parents and carers to think about where they can go to get help if their child becomes sick or injured this summer.
Visitors to Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly are asked to check their medication supplies before travelling this summer and if they are caught short, remember that the pharmacy is their first port of call.
All our health services are busy right now. Play your part in helping us to care for people with serious and life-threatening illnesses.
Wannabe Harry Kanes are being urged to leave the tackles and headers to the pros and enjoy the footy from the safety of their sofa on Wednesday.
A mum who called 111 has described how the service saved her from dashing the poorly toddler to the emergency department.
We’ve joined forces with Visit Cornwall to ask people to help us to help you ahead of what’s expected to be the Duchy’s busiest summer.
Our summer campaign aims to help people understand how, if they need health services, where the right place to go is and when.
If it’s not a serious emergency, please help us by choosing the right healthcare option to get the care you need.
People are gearing up to enjoy the more traditional May bank holidays. The NHS is asking everyone to be prepared to use the right service.
From 1 April, changes are being made to the types of treatments available on prescription through the minor ailment service.
