We are not a statutory emergency service. If you are having an emergency, call 999 (999 BSL) or visit your nearest Accident and Emergency.
We are committed to making our services accessible to everyone. Barriers in digital communication can prevent people from receiving healthcare and make it harder for staff to deliver care. Removing these barriers helps improve access and supports better patient outcomes.
Most of our website content meets at least AA level under the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG). We review and improve accessibility on an ongoing basis.
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If you need help adjusting your device to meet your accessibility needs, see:
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