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Think Pharmacy First this August bank holiday weekend
NHS Hampshire and Isle of Wight is encouraging residents to choose the right NHS service to get the care they need in the right place, first time this August bank holiday.
Portsmouth Neurodiversity Service shortlisted for the HSJ Awards 2025
NHS Hampshire and Isle of Wight and Portsmouth City Council are proud to announce that The Portsmouth Neurodiversity Service has been shortlisted for the Early Intervention and Prevention for Children, Young People and Families Award at the prestigious 2025 HSJ Awards.
Primary care teams ensuring that our most vulnerable patients have access to the right health care
Our GP practices are now home to Learning Disability Care Coordinators who work with patients with learning difficulties and their families to ensure they have the access they need to local services.
Expecting a baby? You can refer yourself to NHS maternity services without needing to see your GP first
Finding out you’re pregnant is a big moment and accessing the care you need is quicker and simpler than ever. As part of the NHS 10-year plan to increase digital access, expectant parents can visit the NHS website for information on self-referring to maternity services without the need to see a GP first.
An NHS fit for the future – the 10-year health plan in Hampshire and the Isle of Wight
Across Hampshire and the Isle of Wight work is already underway to deliver progress towards the Government's 10-Year Health Plan for England, such as through one-stop-shop local health centres and the introduction of Dora, an artificial intelligent telephone assistant helping to bring down waits for cataract surgery.
Find connection through community this loneliness awareness week
As loneliness awareness week approaches, the spotlight turns to the powerful role of finding connection within the local community. Around 1 in 4 adults in England report that they feel lonely always or most of the time.
Get the right care in the right place this bank holiday
NHS Hampshire and Isle of Wight is encouraging residents to choose the right NHS service to get the care they need in the right place, first time this May bank holiday.
With NHS services expected to be busy, planning ahead and knowing your options can make all the difference.
Stroke survivor takes on 52 marathons in a year to inspire others and raise funds for charity
Ten years ago, Martyn’s world changed forever. After suffering two consecutive strokes, the second nearly took his life and left him unable to walk and talk. With the support of NHS teams across Hampshire, Martyn has made a remarkable recovery and is now looking to give back and help others going through the same challenges.
Pharmacies open across Hampshire and Isle of Wight this May bank holiday
Many pharmacies across Hampshire and the Isle of Wight will be open and ready to help over the May bank holiday weekend (Saturday 3 May – Monday 5 May 2025).
Save time and money: buy your hay fever treatments over the counter
NHS Hampshire and Isle of Wight is encouraging the public to consider purchasing hay fever treatments, such as antihistamines, over the counter rather than requesting a GP prescription, as it can be a quicker and cheaper option for managing common allergies such as hay fever.