Cymerodd Lywodraeth Cymru gamau ar unwaith pan ddechreuodd tystiolaeth ddod i’r amlwg yn y gwanwyn a oedd yn dangos ei bod yn debygol y byddai angen triniaeth adsefydlu ar bobl sy’n gwella o COVID-19 - yr enw poblogaidd ar hwn erbyn hyn yw ‘COVID Hir’ - a’r bobl hynny sy’n cael eu heffeithio’n anuniongyrchol gan fesurau’r cyfyngiadau symud. Defnyddir y term ‘COVID Hir’ yn bennaf i gyfeirio at bobl ag effeithiau hirsefydlog ar eu hiechyd yn dilyn COVID-19 ond na fu gofyn iddynt gael triniaeth yn yr ysbyty o bosibl. Gan weithio gyda rhanddeiliaid, cyhoeddwyd y Fframwaith Adsefydlu Cenedlaethol ym mis Mai.
The Welsh Government took prompt action as the evidence began to emerge in the spring identifying the likely need for rehabilitation for people recovering from COVID-19, which is now popularly referred to as ‘Long COVID’, and for those people indirectly affected by the lockdown measures.  Long COVID is especially but not exclusively used as a term for people with long standing health impacts from COVID-19 that may not have required hospital treatment. Working with stakeholders, we published a National Framework for Rehabilitation in May.