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265 NHS, charity & government services · catalogue verified 25 Jun 2026
Catalogue last verified 25 Jun 2026
1. Describe
Describe what's bothering you in your own words — a short profile (age, area) is optional and just refines the matches. Any of 10 languages.
2. We match
From a catalogue of 265 NHS, charity & government services we pick the 3-5 most relevant, each with a plain-language reason — and flag anything urgent (999/111) along the way.
3. Get connected
For each match we show how to access it: the official NHS link, the right form, or a phone number. For some paths we go further — Right to Choose prepares a ready-to-send GP letter, and STI testing points you to free home kits. Automated form-filling is on the way.
Long NHS wait for an ADHD or autism assessment? You can choose a faster provider — free on the NHS.
Free, confidential STI & HIV testing — order a home kit by post, no GP or appointment needed.
From our blog
Plain-language, evidence-based health reads from the Hea team.

Family history of heart disease: what it actually means for your risk
A parent or sibling with heart disease raises your risk — but it doesn't decide your future. Here's what family history actually means and how UK GPs assess it.

Diabetes Annual Review: What to Expect and How to Prepare (UK Guide)
What actually happens at your diabetes annual review, what to do if you've missed one, and the questions worth asking — a clear UK guide for people with diabetes.

Prediabetes UK: Warning Signs, Tests, and How to Reverse It
Around 6.3 million people in the UK live with prediabetes — most without symptoms. Here's how it's diagnosed, what actually helps, and how to reverse it.

Cholesterol test UK: what your numbers mean and how often to retest
Just had a cholesterol test and confused by the numbers? Here's what total, LDL, HDL and non-HDL cholesterol actually mean, and how often to retest.

Metformin side effects: what's normal and when to call your GP
Nausea, diarrhoea, B12 deficiency — most metformin side effects are manageable. Here's what's normal, what needs monitoring, and the rare signs that need urgent attention.

Blood Pressure Monitor UK: How to Choose One and Read Your Results Correctly
Not all blood pressure monitors are accurate. Here's how to choose a validated device, measure correctly, and understand what your results actually mean.
What's live in beta
England-wide catalogue of 265 services across 12 life domains, with North Central London availability as an early local pilot. Matching, 10-language support and safety routing are live; automated enrolment is still in development, so “enrol” actions are demonstrated rather than really submitted.