What Matters to You? Our report on what people in the county want from Place-based Health and Care
To help inform the creation of a new Place-based Health and Care Plan for Rutland, we asked people in Rutland to tell us what they need and want from local health and care services when they are ill, and to help them live healthy lives.
Join us to hear about our work from last year, as well as our engagement work this year on what people want from a Rutland place-based health and care plan. We will also share our future work plans for this year.
This year has been a very difficult one for everybody. While Healthwatch couldn't visit health and social care premises, we were still able to investigate the impact of the pandemic on people's access to the services that matter to them most.
Please share your experience of receiving your COVID-19 jab. We would like to know where you went for your vaccination, how you found the invitation and booking process, experience at the vaccination centre and anything else you wish to share about the vaccination programme.
Leicester’s acute hospitals and maternity services plans approved by Commissioners
The plans to reconfigure Leicester’s acute hospitals and maternity services were approved by the Governing Bodies of Leicester’s Clinical Commissioning Groups, at an extraordinary meeting on 8 June 2021. Share your views.
Looking for latest local guidance on COVID-19 information and vaccinations?
Please click the button below to take you to the Rutland County Council website which includes up to date information and guidance on COVID-19 guidance as well as vaccination information.
It can be hard to keep up with the constantly changing and evolving nature of guidance and help with coronavirus. Here are some links to different national organisations and their advice.
The main symptoms of coronavirus are: a cough, a high temperature and shortness of breath. Read the latest advice and information from NHS England and Public Health England about the Coronavirus.
Healthwatch Rutland were able to help a 94-year-old wheelchair user with vascular, heart and skin problems get emergency transport he needed, despite being told that he was not eligible.
