Wye Valley NHS Trust

Our Health Visiting clinics are open to parents and carers of children under 5 years old, and they offer you the opportunity to discuss any concerns about your child's health or development and have them weighed. The clinics offered are drop in with the exception of Kington which is a booked clinic, if you would like to book into one of our appointment slots in Kington you can call the Single Point of Access on 07870 682711 (Monday-Friday 9am-4pm). Monday  Tuesday  Wednesday  Thursday  Hinton Community Centre 9:30am - 11am    Credenhill St David's Community Centre (HR4 7DQ) 1st Monday of the month 9:30-12midday  Widemarsh Children Centre…

Information for drop in sessions Please attend at least 15 minutes prior to the end of the clinic to ensure that you are seen. If you would like to book an appointment for our health visiting clinics please contact the health visitor advice line on 07870 682711 (Monday to Friday, 9am to 4pm). Monday's 9.30am to 11:30am - Hinton Community Centre (Drop in only) Tuesday's 9.15am to 10.15am - Widemarsh Children Centre (Booked appointments) 10.15am to 11.45am - Widemarsh Children Centre (Drop in only)  Wednesday's 10am to 12pm - Ledbury Children Centre (Drop in only)  9.15am to 10am - Ross…

The County Hospital children's ward has been transformed into a colourful magical wonderland thanks to a local artist. Nurses on the children's ward, inspired by the work of local artist, Tom Roberts, fundraised for the design of a mural, to create a welcoming, familiar, and colourful environment for the children they care for. The beautiful mural meanders through the corridors, playroom, treatment rooms and patient bays and gives a brighter outlook for the children, parents and staff. The mural gives the children a focal point to help distract them when having procedures, and helps aid their recovery by creating a…

Hereford County Hospital address The postcode and address is Stonebow Road, The County Hospital, Hereford, HR1 2BN Accident & Emergency location The Accident & Emergency (A&E) department is located at the far end of the main hospital building. All patients and visitors to this department must use the designated A&E entrance. There is a drop-off and collection point at the main A&E entrance, and designated parking spaces for individuals with disabilities. The parking area is managed by a private contractor and charges apply, though concessions are available. There is more information on how to find us and available parking.

The Delivery Suite at Hereford County Hospital provides both Consultant-led and Midwife-led care. It is situated on the second floor, adjacent to the Maternity Ward. The Delivery Suite is equipped to meet your needs and you will be offered the full range and choice of pain relief options, depending on your birth plan. Once you’ve had your baby, you’ll move to the Maternity Ward.  Our delivery suite comprises of five, good sized birthing rooms. Each room has an ensuite bathroom, birthing bed and reclining chair for birth partners. We have equipment to help you personalise your room such as projector lights,…

About the Service School Nurses are public health nurses working in the community, they are registered nurses with an additional public health nursing qualification. School Nurses have specialist knowledge and skills to enable them to work with children and young people aged from 5-19. The School Nursing team is comprised of School Nurses, Community Staff Nurses and School Nurse Assistants and as a service we are committed to supporting students, therefore a student may accompany us and be present during contacts. If you would prefer for a student to not be present please let your School Nurse know. The School…

Systemic-Anti Cancer Pre-Treatment information and video for patients

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What we do Children’s Physiotherapy is a specialist community physiotherapy service for babies, children and young people living in Herefordshire.  Children’s physiotherapists have additional knowledge and experience of child development and childhood disabilities.  Children’s physiotherapists are responsible for the assessment and physical rehabilitation of children and young people who are identified as having difficulties with the development of gross motor skills and mobility as a result of accident, injury, disease or disability.  They also see children with specific conditions such as Cystic Fibrosis, Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, gait anomalies and life-limiting conditions.  Children’s’ physiotherapists use a variety of…

About the service Our health visiting teams work with families, early years, health colleagues and other agencies to support the health and wellbeing of pre-school children across Herefordshire. Health visitors are qualified nurses or midwives who have additional training in specialist community and public health nursing. They have specialist training in children's development and health promotion. The health visiting teams comprise health visitors, community staff nurses, and community nursery nurses. As a service, we are committed to supporting the training of students, so students may accompany us during visits. If you would prefer for a student not to be present,…