Health

The doctor advises on what handy treatments should we have in the home.

Next week marks the last time pop up collection points will hand out LFD tests.

A Fort Augustus care home has been given a good rating following an assessment by the Care Inspectorate.

Anger has greeted an NHS Highland decision to withdraw vaccination services from Nairn.

Highland Council has suggested a number of ways to reduce stress.

NHS Highland this morning re-opened its vaccination clinic at Eastgate Shopping Centre in Inverness following yesterday's flooding of the premises.

Anger has greeted an NHS Highland decision to withdraw vaccination services from Nairn.

NHS Highland has cancelled this afternoon's Covid vaccination clinic at Eastgate Shopping Centre in Inverness because of flooding.

A life-changing service, run in partnership between NHS Highlands and national sight loss charity RNIB Scotland, celebrates its fifth anniversary.

The council figures aim to keep pace with the speed of house building in the area

Conservative MSP Ed Mountain is seeking a meeting with the health secretary over maternity plans for the north.

The Inverness and Nairn member has campaigned for today's changes for years

A Highlands and Islands MSP has welcomed a £10million maternity funding boost for the region.

Cairn Medical Practice in Inverness seeking permission for alterations to develop as a training practice.

It is more than two years since the start of the Covid pandemic, and we may be thinking about how things are now compared with 2020.

Packs of Lateral Flow Device (LFD) tests will be distributed from several Highland locations from Monday, April 4, to Friday, April 8, next week.

NHS Highland is asking people how they can help provide extra support to ensure care for people is targeted at those who need it the most.

NHS Highland has cautiously welcomed the £10m pledge for maternity services in the north.

NHS Highland have spoken out with congratulation's for PICT, who won an award last week for their life saving efforts.

Two charities have joined forces to help improve the mental health and wellbeing of unpaid carers across the Highlands.