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Your NHS is still here for you. We know that some people are worried that they might be a burden to the NHS, or that they could contract COVID-19 if they seek help for an urgent medical issue at the moment. GPs in your area want to reassure you that this isn’t the case and your NHS is here for you.

GPs in Redbridge are wishing Eid Mubarak to the Muslim community, and urging those celebrating to avoid hosting or attending in-person social gatherings during the festivities.

Life may be disrupted by the coronavirus pandemic, but our mental health services are not – we are open for business and encourage you to get in touch for more support if you feel low, worried, anxious, or concerned.

If you experience this symptom, or a new continuous cough, or a high fever, you need to immediately isolate at home for seven days. Those you live with will need to isolate for 14 days.

On Stroke Awareness Day (14 May 2020), GPs are reminding residents across Redbridge that the local NHS is still here for you and it is important you do not wait if you need urgent medical help.

If you have had a letter from the NHS advising you to stay at home and avoid all face-to face contact

CCG nurses deployed to the frontline to support the response to the COVID-19 pandemic

The Prime Minister has advised the public to stay alert to control coronavirus and save lives. It is still very important that people stay home unless necessary to go out for specific reasons set out in law

This year Ramadan will be a very different experience for the Muslim community due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The UK Government has released translated guidance for self-isolation and social distancing into the following languages: Arabic, French, Mandarin, Cantonese, Polish and Welsh.