Health and Adult Social Care
The unit for breast care services fitted with the latest mammography equipment, it is the first centre in the UK to offer this level of technology and all outpatient services under one roof.
Expert assessment, diagnosis and treatment of skin complaints at both Brighton General Hospital and Princess Royal Hospital in Haywards Heath sites.
A clinic that hosts specialities including, pain medicine, orthopaedic back pain, cardiology, respiratory medicine, neurology, rheumatology, and orthopaedics. They also have a minor theatre and recovery where patients receive injections for pain.
The Macmillan Horizon Centre will be opening in Summer 2016. It has been designed with input from people affected by cancer to make it the best place to offer the support and services that people in Sussex need. The centre will offer all round support from a team of specialists in a calm, friendly and welcoming environment.
They diagnose and treat eye conditions.
The inpatient pain team is usually available to trouble-shoot pain problems throughout the working day, they also support ward staff with providing patient controlled analgesia (PCA) and epidural pain relief. They promote competent practice by providing clinical guidelines and standards and regular teaching sessions for all Trust staff.
The local non-emergency Patient Transport Service (PTS) is available for patients who are unable, (for medical reasons), to use private or public transport services for their journey to and/or from our hospitals.
Holistic assessment, advice and support to in-patients and out-patients with illnesses that are not curable. The aim is to maximise quality of life by addressing the physical, psychological, spiritual and social needs of patients and their relatives or carers.
Local information on renal services for East and West Sussex as well as links to useful resources and patient information.Â
A local company that offers a variety of cycling tours around Brighton for all abilities.
A local food bank serving local individuals and families who are experiencing financial crisis. You will require a referral from one of the 50 citywide agencies that they work with. Once referred, you will receive an appointment for your first food parcel and an initial assessment as to the severity of the crisis.
Depending on your income, benefits, and number of dependents, you will then receive a fixed amount of weekly food parcels for the consecutive weeks. In addition to this, home start up packs can be provided for those moving into new accommodation.
See the website for more information regarding how to be referred.
A local NHS hospital that operates clinical services, including speech and language therapy, respiratory medicine and elderly medicine from Brighton General Hospital, it is the headquarters of Sussex Community NHS Trust.