Health and Adult Social Care
Specialist HIV and MH nursing including home visits and health checks, as well as information, access and referrals to support workers.
A team for people aged 16 and over who have specific long term neurological conditions. They also provide an Early Supported Discharge service for patients who have had a stroke. The service is always provided in peoples own homes or in care homes.
This team sees children and young people by referral from other health professionals and provides assessment, diagnosis and medical opinions which may involve arranging clinical investigations by other providers. Ongoing follow up and review, with advice on management, treatment and prescribing where appropriate, is arranged.
Information on how you can report any issues regarding NHS services or the care you have received.
Diabetes Care for You is a service for adults living with Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes and registered with a GP practice in the Brighton and Hove and High Weald, Lewes and Havens area. This service helps people to live well with diabetes by offering advice, support and help with diabetes management and meeting personalised goals.
Information about The Expert Patient Programme (EPP) is a six week self management programme for people with any long term health condition which aims to equip people with the tools and skills to better manage their health & wellbeing and improve quality of life. Find out the topics covered on the programme and how you can refer yourself.
This service aims to improve the uptake of cancer screening across Brighton and Hove including bowel, breast and cervical. The three national cancer screening programmes are: bowel, breast and cervical. They also promote early symptom recognition of bowel, breast and lung cancer.
This services aims to ensure all children aged 0-5 years receive early intervention, prevention and health promotion services which will help them achieve their optimum health and well-being.
A community heart failure team that see patients who are over 18 years of age, that have a Brighton & Hove GP, with a confirmed diagnosis of heart failure by echo cardiogram.
This team works with existing services such as GP Practices across West Sussex and Brighton and Hove to improve the uptake of immunisation for children and hard to reach groups.
Formerly known as District or Community Nursing, this team will work closely with your GP to help you get the care you need.
The Trust has a contract with a number of suppliers to provide interpreters for patients who speak other languages. Find out how you can request an interpreter here.