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Reasonable adjustments are a legal requirement under the Equality Act 2010 to make sure that public sector health services are accessible to all disabled people.

Thanks to you, feedback has led to the Medequip service improving its communication and equipment, leading to better experiences for people needing extra support at home.

Reasonable adjustments are a legal requirement to make sure health services are accessible to all disabled people.

Have you or a loved one used equipment to help stay independent at home that you no longer need?

Did you know you can choose which hospital you go to when referred for a test, diagnosis, or treatment? Find out how.

Each day 6,000 people become carers. Looking after a loved one can be physically and emotionally exhausting so it's vital that you get the support you need. Find out how you can make sure you look after yourself.

GP (general practitioner) practices very rarely remove patients from their list. If you are removed from a GP practice, you may need to register with a new one.

A second opinion is when you choose to request the expertise of another healthcare professional after you've been given a diagnosis or treatment plan. What are the new rules about second opinions and how can you request one?

Were you treated for cancer in April, May or June 2024? Is there something you think the NHS should continue doing or improve on?

Do you or a loved one need help with social care? Read the article below to find out answers to key questions about who can access adult social care and how to pay for it.

The cancer team at Airedale NHS Foundation Trust are rolling out Careology to people being treated for cancer to provide 24/7 support and help them manage their condition.

Living with autism affects people in different ways. It can bring strengths and challenges that can affect how comfortable, healthy, and happy you feel. Here's what you should expect from an autism assessment, diagnosis and getting the proper support.