Carmarthen Journal

Minor injuries unit at care centre has now reopened

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THE minor injuries unit (MIU) at the Cardigan Integrated Care Centre reopened to patients on Monday.

The unit was temporaril­y closed in December as staff redeployed in response to the Covid-19 pandemic.

It will now Mondays to between 9am 4.30pm.

People are reminded not to attend the MIU if they have any coronaviru­s symptoms, have been asked to self-isolate, or be open Fridays and are awaiting test result.

Anyone needing to visit the unit should do so alone where possible, wearing a suitable face covering and keeping to the 2m social distancing rules at all times.

Peter Skitt, county director for Ceredigion at Hywel Dda University Health Board, said: “We’re delighted to be able to return Cardigan MIU to full service and wish to thank the local community for their patience and co-operation a

Covid-19 during its recent temporary closure.”

Despite the ongoing Covid-19 crisis, people are being urged to still seek medical advice and treatment and go to any regular appointmen­ts they have for their health.

The health board said earlier this month that to avoid going along to any scheduled medical appointmen­t or going to a GP surgery for health concerns could end up piling more pressure on the NHS locally.

 ?? Picture: Hywel Dda University Health Board ?? The minor injuries unit (MIU) at the Cardigan Integrated Care Centre has now reopened to patients.
Picture: Hywel Dda University Health Board The minor injuries unit (MIU) at the Cardigan Integrated Care Centre has now reopened to patients.

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