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Get Medical Help Via 111 Online

Patients can use this digital triage service to answer questions and get instant advice or urgent medical help near them. It is available 24/7 and is for those aged 5+.

How it works

  1. Patients can access online consultations in the NHS App by clicking on the ‘Services’ icon.
  2. For medical advice, they can click on ‘Contact your GP about a health problem’. They will fill in the online form with information about their symptoms, conditions or treatment (or on someone else’s behalf).
  3. They can also click on ‘Contact your GP surgery for a document or update’ to submit an admin query i.e. sick notes, GP Letters
  4. Once submitted, a GP or another professional reviews the form, deciding on the right care for the patient, e.g. email/message with advice or information, telephone or video consultation, or face-to-face appointment.
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Patients are directed to seek acute care if they hit a red flag

Last Updated 9 May 2025

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