Services

ACT works with people with complex disabilities to enable them communicate and interact, assisted by the use of electronic equipment.

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There are many reasons why an appointment with a community dietitian may be necessary, including food allergies including Coeliac Disease, Irritable Bowel Syndrome...

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Getting an appointment with a dietitian

There are many reasons why an appointment with a community dietitian may be necessary. Below is a list of some of the reasons why you may be referred to see a dietitian in a clinic.

• Coeliac Disease
• Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS)
• Diabetes
• Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD)
• Low weight or poor nutrition
• Heart Disease, including high blood pressure

 

Most people are referred to see a community dietitian by their nurse or doctor; however any health professional you see may make the referral, with your permission. We are also developing a new service for patients to self-refer in some instances. In the meantime, if you would like to be seen by a community dietitian but don't know how, please contact us.

Address: Technical Block 1st Floor & Annex Gee House Business Centre Holborn Hill Birmingham, Birmingham, B7 5JR

A 32-bedded short stay inpatient unit for adults aged 18 and above.

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Based at Moseley Hall Hospital, this is an outpatient service for the assessment and treatment of adults primarily aged 60 and over in a clinic environment.

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A portfolio of additional clinical services that schools can purchase when they find that specific health needs among their cohorts cannot be completely met by locally-commissioned core services.

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The link between educational attainment and positive health is well documented. However sometimes schools find that the incidence of health-related needs amongst their pupils requires more clinical support, in addition to that available from core services provided through local health commissioning.

 

Health commissioners provide a range of 'core' services supporting the public health needs of school age children. As one of the largest NHS providers of commissioned community health services in the country, our teams of clinical professionals possess a wealth of experience in meeting the health needs of children and young people of all abilities, gained over many years.

 

However schools sometimes find that the specific health needs in their school cannot be completely met by locally-commissioned core services alone.

 

BCHC Plus has been created to address this need and offers a portfolio of additional clinical services, provided by the trust and supplementing core services. It enables schools to purchase additional clinical time and access more of the skills and experience of the NHS staff and services they know and trust, focused on schools' individual health needs and desired outcomes. 

 

BCHC Plus launched in 2014 as our Traded Services programme. Today some 150 schools and colleges have become customers, the majority selecting additional School Nursing or Speech & Language Therapy services, and the specialist training we provide.

In response to growing demand our portfolio of services continues to expand and more recently we have added Specialist Nursing and Physiotherapy services. 

Address: Birmingham Community Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust Children and Families Division Moseley Hall Hospital Alcester Road Birmingham, B13 8JL

Useful help and advice for those during the early days of bereavement.

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Bladder and Bowel Service assesses, investigates and treats adults who are experiencing bladder problems or bowel dysfunction.

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BISC: assessment and advice for adults with an Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) including strokes and Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI).

Address: BISC Clinic Co-ordinator Moor Green Moseley Hall Hospital Alcester Road Moseley Birmingham, B13 8JL

The BCHC Cardiac Service consists of two nurse-led clinical teams: Cardiac Specialist - Heart Failure Team and the Cardiac Specialist Rehabilitation Team.

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The Care Homes Training Academy is no longer being managed by Birmingham Community Health Care NHS Foundation Trust. For further details, please contact Indu Ravindranath (Indu.ravindranath@nhs.net), NHS Birmingham and Solihull Integrated Care System.

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