Health Care services in Manchester

NHS 

The biggest medical service provider in Manchester is National Health Service (NHS). They offer free health services to UK residents. All other patients who normally don't live in the UK have to pay for NHS services except those emergency treatments.

NHS offers also free 24 hours a day health advice service called NHS Direct where you can enquiry when you are felling bad, or need some information about doctors or dentists in Manchester. They can also advise about nearest pharmacists in Manchester.

To get help from NHS Direct you can dial 0845 4647 or visit www.nhsdirect.nhs.uk

 

Hospitals and Emergencies

In case of any serious emergencies when ambulance is needed you can dial 999 or use single European emergency number 112.

If you need emergency healthcare just go to an Accident and Emergency (A&E) department at neares to you hospital in Manchester. Below you can find some hospitals in Manchester which offeres A&E: 

 

A&E	Minor unjuries units	Walk-in centres	Ambulance services
serious injuries uncontrolled bleeding loss of consciousness chest pains longer than 3-5 minutes person not breathing poisoning burns	broken bones minor bites minor eye injuries minor burns and scalds sprains and strains	check blood pressure minor bites vomitting fever infections reshes	serious injuries life at risk