We are now operating in a new way to provide healthcare services to our patients. This is to reduce the risk of spreading the virus whilst protecting our staff and patients.

Please click here to see our Frequently Asked Questions.

Welsh Government - Coronavirus (COVID-19) Updates. Find out about local coronavirus restrictions and firebreak restrictions from 6pm Friday 23 October. Remember it is important to stay at home if you or anyone in your extended household has symptoms. If you have symptoms get a test.

This free app is a vital part of the NHS Test and Trace service in England, and the NHS Wales Test, Trace, Protect service.

Download the NHS COVID-19 app.

The dashboard includes information about the number of confirmed cases in Wales by local authority area, the number of individuals tested, and the age and sex distribution of confirmed cases.

External non-NHS website which includes facts and figures regarding the ongoing pandemic in Wales. Includes a map, total number of people tested, cases and deaths.

New letter from the Chief Medical Officer for Wales to those who were previously shielding

A series of guided self-help booklets developed to support people with learning disability during the COVID-19 outbreak. 

The series is published by the University of Glasgow, with assistance from colleagues at Lancaster University, the University of Oxford and the University of Warwick.  Improvement Cymru with the permission of the University of Glasgow have ensured that all the resources are now available in Welsh.

The booklets can be used with the support of family members, friends, volunteers and carers and are also suitable for social work and health professionals. The booklets are intended to give people with learning disability an opportunity to talk through their feelings with people providing support to them. There is a guide accompanying each booklet, explaining how the content can be delivered.

In these challenging times, RCS are working hard to support people at work, bringing people together in a virtual community of support. 

• Free & Confidential Support
• Rapid Access to free physical or talking therapies e.g. physio, CBT

01745 336442 or e-mail hello@rcs-wales.co.uk

The British Red Cross can help you through the coronavirus pandemic. If you are lonely, finding it hard to cope or just need to talk, they are just a phone call away. Call the free and confidential coronavirus support line:

0808 196 3651 (10am to 6pm every day).

Vale of Glamorgan Council - Protecting Vulnerable People Crisis Support Team - 01446 729592

You do not need a fit/sick note from the surgery for self-isolation for 14 days. This isolation note can be provided to your employer to cover absence from work due to COVID19 symptoms.