NHS 111

Called for advice as he kept fitting and they said he would need to go to hospital. They arranged for ambulance to come.

I've used it a couple of times when I've needed to speak to someone or need help. It can take some time to get through but I get help for my children and that's what matters.

They're okay. I phoned about babies symptoms and they said to go straight to the hospital and he had sepsis. They were very good and very helpful. They called back quite quickly.

They were good when I last used them. They always ask the right questions and give us options and advice. Thankful for such a good service.

They've been helpful when I've needed them or information when the kids are sick. It can sometimes take a while to get through but they do help.

Used them to get information when I've been unable to get to speak to my GP. They were good and let me know what to do.

I called them for my granddaughter as she had hurt her foot and has hypermobility and I couldn't get her into the GP. The GP told me to call the NHS 111 and they referred her onto the walk in centre, which was great.

Son had toothache. Gave advice and what to do and booked a doctor appointments online for him. Very helpful.

Rang NHS111 for back pain. Was in bed , every time I got out of bed was painful to move. Rang 111 Initially they made an assessment. Doctor called and they referred me to badger clinic. They told me to come over but couldn’t move. They called paramedics and they made decision that they were not going to come but they did not tell me. 111 called me again and they said my only option was to go to the clinic. As a single mom during lockdown. Healthcare did not have a lot of options for me to be able to access care when I really needed it.
They said that I should take my children to hospital with me when I was ill or leave them with a neighbour I don’t know. If I was to leave them, they would have to notify social services. They advised this retrospectively.

I rang them for my son and they didn't take long to answer. After explaining his symptoms they told me to ring for an ambulance, which I did.