To find out what to do if you think you have symptoms, please visit Coronavirus symptom checker. Or visit our encyclopaedia page, which has general information and includes a BSL video.
NOTE: For up to date information about Coronavirus (COVID-19) visit the UK Department of Health and Social Care.
The experience you have on the NHS 111 Wales website is important to us. To help us continue to improve the site, we would be grateful if you could complete this survey so that we can understand this better.
Please take a few minutes to help the Welsh Ambulance Service understand the needs of carers.
This will reduce the risk of spreading the virus and help keep Wales safe.
From 16 August, people in the shielding group can go to work or to school and go shopping but they should continue to take steps to protect themselves from coronavirus by keeping a 2m distance from others and washing their hands frequently.
You can apply online or by calling 119 if you have at least one of the following coronavirus symptoms which include a new continuous cough, a fever or a loss of smell or taste. The 111 service CANNOT book testing
If your child is unwell it is likely to be a non-coronavirus illness, rather than coronavirus. Please remember, if you are worried about your child’s symptoms NHS 111, GPs and hospitals are still open to provide safe advice and care
Anyone in immediate danger should call 999 – and press 55 on a mobile if you are unable to talk. This will transfer your call to the relevant police force who will assist you without you having to speak. Or call Live Fear Free Helpline.
First Minister Mark Drakeford appeals to the Welsh public to download a new COVID Symptom Tracker app and report your health daily, even if you feel well. Help NHS Wales understand the spread.
Emerging evidence shows greater risk of severe respiratory disease from COVID-19. To help reduce your risk of getting the virus and developing severe disease, get NHS expert stop smoking advice and support over the phone, plus free medication.
This survey will help the NHS understand more about how and where coronavirus (COVID-19) is affecting people currently. By answering some quick questions, you can help the NHS plan its response to coronavirus.
To use the free GOV.UK Coronavirus Information Service on WhatsApp, simply add 07860 064422 in your phone contacts and then message the word ‘hi’ in a WhatsApp message to get started
111 is available across Wales for advice on COVID-19. You do not need to call 111 if self isolating & symptoms are mild. Please only call 111 if symptoms worsen or you don't feel better after 7 days. Help keep lines free for those in most need.
The reference number on the self-isolation note is needed by employers/travel insurers when absence/cancellations are needed. It’s an ONLINE SERVICE ONLY and can ONLY be accessed via our symptom checker. 111 CANNOT give you the reference number.
Use this section to find online tools, information on health and wellbeing, plus a pregnancy guide.
Here you will find a checklist of the vaccines that are routinely offered to everyone in the UK for free on the NHS, and the ages at which they should ideally be given.
Visit our A-Z to find out more about illnesses, operations, tests and treatments.
Am I pregnant? What should I be eating? Is it normal to be this tired? Whatever you want to know about getting pregnant, being pregnant or labour and birth, you should find it here.
Whatever your reasons for going abroad, you may be entitled to medical care at reduced cost or sometimes free.
Information for people with dementia and their families and friends, including information about Covid 19
Useful information and links on a number of topics including accessing healthcare, coming out, health checks and having children.
Easy read information for people about health matters and keeping well.
The Room is the Welsh Ambulance Services website for young people in Wales.
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