Healthcare professionals across mid and west Wales have produced guidance for visitors to the region to advise them on how to access urgent health services while on holiday.
We are pleased to announce that we are now able to move to the next phase of updating our visiting policy. Whilst visiting is not returning to how it was prior to Covid-19 we are now able to implement some of the guidelines from Welsh Government.
Penweddig School is getting ready to safely re-open its doors to pupils in September 2020.
When your child is ill or injured, it is very difficult to decide if/when to call your child’s GP, NHS 111 or go to the Emergency Department.
Waiting times are set to be reduced for cancer patients in our area who need a PET/CT scan.
Carmarthen’s field hospital Ysbyty Enfys Caerfyrddin has welcomed its first patients.
NHS staff from across Hywel Dda have come together to say “diolch” to the community for their support.
Public bodies in west Wales are working together to test anyone with symptoms of Coronavirus in a continued effort to protect our communities.
Services across primary care continue to be available for their communities.
Every year, hundreds of NHS staff work together to provide the seasonal flu vaccine.
Cancer experts are urging patients to come forward for diagnostic tests and treatment.
There’s no more fitting time than National Volunteering Week to say thank you to all of the volunteers within Hywel Dda University Health Board.