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Services for Adults

We provide accessible and responsive care to adults across the West Midlands. Patients and service users receive care either in their own home, or in a range of inpatient settings, community hospitals, health centres and clinics. Our services for adults include community based or inpatients, learning disabilities, dental, rehabilitation, physiotherapy to name a few. Please click the link for the full service directory.

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Children

Children & Young People's Zone

A wide range of universal and specialist services are provided for children, young people and families in homes, schools and clinics across the West Midlands. Every child is supported by a health visitor, from pre-birth to five years old by our Early Years service and health visiting teams. Then, our nurses in mainstream and specialist schools continue to provide school nursing and other services right up until the age of 25 in some cases.  For children with additional developmental needs, specialist support is provided in families' homes and in child development centres across the city. 

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Professionals

We provide high quality, accessible and responsive community and specialist services across the West Midlands. We deliver clinical services, out in peoples homes and in over 340 health centres, clinics and specialist facilities including the Birmingham Dental Hospital and School of Dentistry, West Midlands Rehabilitation Centre, Moseley Hall and West Heath community hospitals. We provide services for adults, children, people with learning disabilities and mental health conditions, those with rehabilitation needs and also dental services.

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Get involved and have your say

Whether you're a carer, public member, patient or service user why not get involved. You can have your say on your services and make a real difference. Our patient experience / customer services team have a range of support services available to you. Our membership programme has over 10,000 public members across the West Midlands, and our staff delivering 120 services across the region. 

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Latest News

  • Liz Blackham Above and beyond the call of dutyThey say that nursing is a calling. Birmingham Community Healthcare nurses demonstrate their compassion and commitment to caring in everything they do - including using their skills and experience when not on duty.
  • Frankley Plus Children's Centre Birmingham Forward Steps - one year onThe health and wellbeing service for Birmingham's pre-school children reaches its first birthday this week. Integrating support available from health visitors and children's centres is at the heart of its development journey.
  • Patient John Charnock and community HCA Janet Drevey Patient profile - John CharnockIn a typical 24-hour period, Birmingham Community Healthcare's district nursing teams make around 2,500 visits – personalised care and support in homes across the city, easing pressure on acute hospitals. After receiving several regular home visits for wound care, retired bus driver John Charnock can't praise his “fantastic” district nursing team enough.
  • Paediatric physio at Allens Croft CDC. Profile - paediatric physiotherapist Abi BickleyPaediatric physiotherapist Abi Bickley always wanted to work in healthcare. Her grandmother was a midwife, her sister is a palliative care nurse and her mum is a dentist. So caring is a family affair.

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