Health and Adult Social Care directory

A local sexual health and contraception service.

Expert assessment, diagnosis and treatment of skin complaints at both Brighton General Hospital and Princess Royal Hospital in Haywards Heath sites.

A service of specialist continence nurses who offer individuals with bladder and bowel problems assessment, treatment, advice and support.

Specialist HIV and MH nursing including home visits and health checks, as well as information, access and referrals to support workers.

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.

Formerly known as District or Community Nursing, this team will work closely with your GP to help you get the care you need.

This service provides specialist assessment and rehabilitation for adults in Brighton and Hove who are at risk of falls and fractures or at risk of developing Osteoporosis.

This service provides access to specialist support for patients with Parkinson's in the community. They aim to improve health outcomes and quality of life for people and support patients in managing their own condition.

This service provides domiciliary visits to housebound individuals who are registered with a Brighton and Hove GP for one off blood tests.

This local service provides assessment, treatment, education, advice and/or management strategies for patients referred with conditions or symptoms associated with the musculo-skeletal system. These can be as a result of disease, aging, injury or acquired disability.

This service aims to provide a comprehensive range of foot health services to the general population.

This service provides specialist assessment and support for people with respiratory disease, enabling patients to live at home, even when they are unwell and to help prevent them being admitted to hospital unnecessarily.