The app will be updated from time to time with new functionality and improvements. Guidance may differ in England and Wales. The app will provide you with the latest information depending on where you live. entering a positive result (from an NHS or paid-for test) to alert others if they may be at risk.the latest advice based on your circumstances.getting alerts to let you know if you may be at risk from coronavirus (COVID-19).The app includes a number of features to help you protect yourself and others, including: If you live in either nation and are 16 or over, you can download the app on your phone. The NHS COVID-19 app is available to download for free in England and Wales.
View this document collection in: Arabic, Bengali, Chinese, Gujarati, Polish, Punjabi, Romanian, Somali, Turkish, Urdu and Welsh. If you’re eligible for COVID-19 treatment, you must report your result so the NHS can contact you about treatment.
This includes reporting NHS lateral flow test results on GOV.UK. It is important that you continue to follow the latest guidance to protect yourself and others: It will use the knowledge, technology and lessons learnt from the app to help respond to future pandemic threats. The UK Health Security Agency is committed to providing the most effective public health services and has decided to close the NHS COVID-19 app down. Since access to government-funded testing ended for most people, fewer positive test results have been entered in the app and, as a result, fewer notifications sent to close contacts. The number of people actively using the NHS COVID-19 app has steadily reduced since July 2021. This includes providing continued access to government-funded testing, vaccinations and treatments for people at highest risk from the virus.
Over the past year, the success of the vaccination programme increased access to treatments and high immunity in the population have enabled the government to target its COVID-19 services. Leading scientists at the University of Oxford and University of Warwick have estimated that the app prevented around 1 million cases, 44,000 hospitalisations and 9,600 people dying during its first year alone ( ‘Nature Communications’ paper, February 2023) People using the NHS COVID-19 app in England and Wales have helped to break chains of transmission and reduce infections. The NHS COVID-19 app has closed down, so this content is out of date.
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