Single Point Support Helpline

Posted on: April 13, 2020

24 hour advice: SinglePoint 01206 890 360

SinglePoint is a 24/7 advice and support helpline which helps to coordinate an individual’s care

SinglePoint also works alongside other healthcare services such as GPs, Community Nurses or Specialists.  Members of the public, patients, relatives, carers, GPs and other medical and health and social care professionals can also get expert advice over the phone 24/7.

Most cases can be dealt with over the phone, however in some circumstances a home visit can be offered if the need is urgent.  The SinglePoint number can also be used for referrals into St Helena services or you can https://www.sthelena.org.uk/referrals/medical-referral

Please note that when a patient is added to the My Care Choices Register they are not automatically referred to St Helena, a separate referral is required to access our services.

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