Health and Adult Social Care
A safe, friendly, unbiased space to explore the options of a crisis pregnancy. If required, they offer ongoing support whatever choice is made. Their team of dedicated trained counsellors and psychotherapists also work with those suffering the loss of a pregnancy through miscarriage, termination, and still birth and to support those with issues around infertility.
An easy way to share feedback on health and social care services in Brighton and Hove. You simply select the service you used from the comprehensive lists provided and then give an assessment and make comments.
A national charity which supports new parents. Provides accurate, impartial information so new parents can decide whatÂ's best for their family.
The Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) is led by a group of local doctors and nurses and brings together all GP practices in the city. They also have a network of patient participation groups (PPGs), which are run locally by volunteer patients and practice managers who contribute ideas and feedback suggestions directly to their practices.
Visit the website to find your nearest GP, Dentist, Pharmacy, Opticians and Hospital.
If you're not happy with the care or treatment you've received or you've been refused treatment for a condition, you have the right to complain. Here the complaints procedure is explained, including when you should complain and what to do when you're not happy with the outcome.
The NHS Health Check is a health check-up for adults in England aged 40-74. It's designed to spot early signs of stroke, kidney disease, heart disease, type 2 diabetes or dementia. As we get older, we have a higher risk of developing one of these conditions. An NHS Health Check helps find ways to lower this risk.
Informational including your NHS number, what is meant by a health record and how you can access your records.
A national charity supporting families suffering from pre (antenatal) and postnatal illnesses. PANDAS vision is to support every individual, family and carer suffering with perinatal mental health illness.
A national organisation that ensures the opinions of patients are gathered on a wide variety of health and Social Care issues. This is achieved by carrying out surveys, focus groups, listening events and obtaining feedback.
The Specialist Perinatal Mental Health Service (SPMHS) is a community-based service for mums with severe mental health difficulties either now or in the past, during pregnancy or up to a year after birth. The service is provided by Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust.
The SPMHS comprises four teams of perinatal mental health professionals from a range of different disciplines. These include psychiatrists, mental health nurses, psychologists, parent-infant psychotherapists and nursery nurses.
Information for Mums, Dads, families and friends to support you to give your baby a better start in life.
An integrated team - NHS and Local Authority - working to support breastfeeding in Brighton and Hove by organising drop-ins, a peer support programme, and other breastfeeding initiatives.