EU Exit Planning
Mid and South Essex CCGs have been working closely with partner agencies to plan for leaving the European Union (EU). This is to make sure health and social care services continue with minimal or no disruption upon leaving the EU.
Nationally, the NHS and its suppliers are working closely with the Government to make sure medicines remain available throughout the process.
Locally, Mid and South Essex CCGs are members of the Local Resilience Forum, a partnership made up of public services including the emergency services, local authorities and the Environment Agency. We are working together to mitigate disruption to our county as we leave the EU.
On this page you will find links to the most up-to-date information on plans for health and social care and day to day services that are in place if the UK leaves the EU without a deal on 31 January 2020.
For patients, residents and local businesses
Getting your medicines after Brexit
Essex County Council - Information for residents
The Brexit process and how Essex is preparing for Brexit
Information for businesses and employers to help prepare for Brexit
For medical professionals
Planning for a no-deal Brexit: information for the health and care sector
Actions for adult social care providers to prepare for Brexit