Urgent Care
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111 is here - your first port of call for any queries or advice.
The service, which is run by the Welsh Ambulance Services NHS Trust, and can be accessed online at 111.wales.nhs.uk or by telephone by calling 111, will give people up-to-date health advice and guidance on which NHS service is right for them.
The NHS 111 Wales website includes more than 65 symptom checkers and information about local services, and should be everyone’s first port of call before making a phone call.
If your health concern is urgent, call handlers on the 111 helpline can also help you get the right treatment at the right time and in the right place.
Your body can usually fight off many common infections on its own. There are things you can do to help treat most infections before going to the GP.
Do you have an urgent eye problem? Most Opticians offer a free NHS urgent eye care service.
Find your local WECS Optician: