
Care Coordinators provide support and signposting for patients needing carers support, setting up additional help at home, home adaptations, health technologies (e.g falls alarms), and referrals to various community schemes (weight management, diabetes management etc).
Social Prescribers support patients with non-medical issues. Empower them to take an active role in their wellbeing by signposting to appropriate organisations. They can support individuals by connecting them to communities which provide practical and emotional support, or they can support with issues related to finance, employment or housing which might affect their health.
Pharmacists work closely with patients to ensure that they are making the most of the medication and ensure medication is being prescribed safely. They also work closely with patients to monitor their medication.
A Health and Wellbeing Coach works with people to improve their overall health and quality of life. This service is dedicated to supporting patients living with long-term pain and offers a collaborative, supportive approach to managing its impact on daily life. They work to help you build confidence, develop strategies and make changes that feel realistic and meaningful to you.
Our In-House First-Contact Physiotherapy Team hold clinics in Cherry Hinton Medical Practice, Cornford House Surgery, Petersfield Medical Practice, Queen Edith Medical Practice & Woodlands Surgery, as well as providing a telephone consultation service for those unable to make it to their face to face clinics.
The Care Home Team is a specialised group of individuals that support our associated care homes. They do weekly visits to support with Advanced Care Plans, ReSPECT forms, medication optimisation and day-to-day clinical support.

We use Joy as a tool for our social prescribing services. They have a website dedicated to helping people find local activities and support.

Our personalised care team is providing the Move with Us exercise class for our patients with Dementia and Parkinson's. We offer an hour of seated exercise to help people get moving again. These patients loved ones and carers are also encouraged to come along to socialise and discuss any worries or problems with the team. Contact your surgery and ask for the personalised care team if you are interested in taking part.

The personalised care team is supporting the WorkWell programme, a free and voluntary government-funded scheme designed to help individuals stay in, return to, or find work. During this programme, participants work with Work and Health coaches which can support individuals with a range of issues such as: benefits, housing, physical and mental health, training and employment. We regularly identify individuals which may be eligible for this programme, however, if you think that you will benefit from this support, please get in touch with your surgery and ask to speak with a care coordinator.

Our personalised care team regularly conducts learning disabilities and dementia reviews. This ensures ongoing care and identifies potential support that can be offered to patients to improve their quality of life. If you have any questions, please get in touch with the surgery and ask to speak to the personalised care team.