If you have a pre-existing condition or are feeling ill, you should not be made to work or be denied sick pay. Those who earn more than £118 per week will be entitled to Statutory Sick Pay (SSP). You can also claim SSP if you are self-isolating because a member of your household has the virus.
If you miss four or more consecutive days off work due to sickness, your employer might ask you to provide proof of illness. You can self-certify your illness here.
Important: There is no cost to those looking for diagnosis or treatment of Covid-19. This applies to all persons, regardless of their immigration status. There is no need to check migratory status for foreign people who are only being tested or under treatment for Covid-19.
For any other health issues, you can register with a General Practice (GP). NHS Accident and Emergency services (A&E) will provide assistance for urgent health issues, and they will not charge there and then, but you may incur a debt if admitted for further care.
If you have any healthcare needs which are not related to Covid-19 or are having problems receiving healthcare, you can contact Doctors of the World.