NHS and care staff call on residents for support as demands on services rise
Health and adult social care staff are calling on local residents for support ahead of the weekend as demand for the area’s services rises.
Category: Alerts
Hospitals ask for support from local people as they respond to covid-19
Now that our hospitals are seeing the impact of the rising rate of coronavirus infection over the last two weeks, health and care professionals in Cornwall are urging local people to support them by keeping to national restrictions and social distancing, to help reduce the virus spreading.
Audiology Drop In Service
Audiology is not currently operating its ‘normal’ drop in service to staff, or to the general public. We are currently offering support by telephone or post, however if you have difficulties with your hearing aid please contact us to discuss (01872) 253747/253787
NHS staff call on residents and holidaymakers for support after a spike in admissions
NHS staff call on residents and holidaymakers for support after a spike in admissions
Ward closure update
The two wards closed after damage caused in one of of the buildings at the Royal Cornwall Hospital at Treliske on Thursday have re-opened.
14 August 2020 – Due to damage caused, two wards were closed which has affected the Emergency and X-ray departments.
Due to damage caused to one of the buildings at the Royal Cornwall Hospital at Treliske on Thursday two wards were closed which has affected the Emergency and X-ray departments.
Do you need urgent NHS care in Cornwall? Then contact NHS 111
A new system is being introduced for people in Cornwall who need urgent – but not emergency – NHS care.
Coronavirus: latest information and advice
Information for the public on the outbreak of coronavirus, including the current situation in the UK and information about the virus and its symptoms.
As our hospitals get busier, #HelpUsHelpYou this winter
Don’t forget, there are a range of services available to help you if you’re feeling under the weather.
Patients with minor injuries and ailments to be redirected to Minor Injury Units
With continued pressure on Truro’s Emergency Department, people coming to the Royal Cornwall Hospital with minor injuries and aliments will be redirected to alternative services until after the New Year holiday.
