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Are you deaf or hard of hearing? Read this important information about the Ambulance Service in Wales The Welsh Ambulance Service has made a Medical Information card for people who are deaf or hard of hearing The card will help you give information to paramedics and other emergency staff if there is an accident or emergency To get a card visit the Deaf and Hard of Hearing section of the website www.ambulance.wales.nhs.uk You will need to fill as many details as you can on the card and keep it with you at all times Remember to give the card to the emergency service when they arrive [If you fill in the Welsh side of the card please fill in the English side too as the paramedic who helps you may not be able to read Welsh] The information inside the card will include your name, any medical problems and allergies and any medication you take If you need to contact the Ambulance service in an emergency you can now contact the Ambulance Service using text messages through a service called emergencySMS . You must be registered to use this service. To join, text the word 'register' to 999. You will get a reply—then follow the instructions you are sent
'Out-of Hours' The Flint and Wrexham doctors 'Out-of-Hours' service is now run by NewDoc Tel: 01244 834 999 The service runs from 6.30 pm week days All day weekends and Bank Holidays
Warning! Beware of anyone who calls on you, informing you that your roof, guttering etc., is in need of repair, that they can see to it straightaway for you. If they offer this service, they for one are very likely not to do the job correctly plus they will charge exorbitant prices, leave well alone as they are more likely to be Rogue Traders. There have been instances of this occurring recently in Glyn Ceiriog. |
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