What we do
We provide high quality health and care services across all stages of life. These are delivered in peoples own homes, community clinics, outpatient departments, community inpatient beds, prisons, schools and GP practices. We also provide in-reach services into acute hospitals, nursing and residential homes and social care settings.
We are the main provider of community, specialist primary care and mental health services to the population of Worcestershire. We also provide community and specialist services over our borders. Many of our services are integrated with Worcestershire County Council and we work in partnership across the county with voluntary organisations, our commissioners and communities to deliver high quality services.
We provide our services to Worcestershire’s 560,000 residents across an area of approximately 500 square miles; supporting people to live independently at home, reducing the need for patients to go into hospital. We employ 3,290 staff and have contracts to provide a wide range of community and mental health services which are delivered through our five Service Delivery Units.
Our Service Delivery Units:
Community Care Providing inpatient, outpatient and community care on a locality basis to adults and older adults across Worcestershire. With five community hospitals, four older adult mental health inpatient wards, district nursing, therapists and podiatry, as well as numerous specialist services such as tissue viability, this is the Trust’s largest service delivery unit.
Service Lead - Matt Stringer
Matthew.Stringer@hacw.nhs.uk
Children’s, Young People and FamiliesProvides paediatric and mental health services for children, young people and their families across Worcestershire.
Service Lead - Stephen Collman Stephen.Collman@hacw.nhs.uk
Specialist Primary Care
Provides sexual, dental and offender health services
Service Lead - Stephen Collman
Stephen.Collman@hacw.nhs.uk
Adult Mental Health
Providing community and inpatient services to adults with Mental Health needs across Worcestershire. Community mental health services are delivered through integrated health and social care teams
Service Lead - Mark Dickens Mark.Dickens@hacw.nhs.uk
Integrated Learning Disability Service
Provides adult and children’s respite, outpatient and community contact activity for people with Learning Disabilities and their families, mainly for the population of Worcestershire. Services are delivered by locality between the North and South of the county. There are also countywide professional leads for nurses, occupational therapists, physiotherapists, social workers and speech and language therapists.
Service Lead - Ruth Krivosic rkrivosic@worcestershire.gov.uk
