Community Services

Our staff deliver community health services to people in their own homes, in locations including health centres and clinics, NHS Walk-in Centres and an older adults intermediate care ward at Aintree University Hospital site.

We are the largest provider of 0 to 19 services across Liverpool and Sefton, working in partnership to improve the health and wellbeing of 160,000 local children and their families.

We also deliver specialist dental health care, therapies, medicines management and nutrition and dietetics service. Our teams work closely with GPs and other health and social care services to ensure patients are cared for with the best support, closer to their home.

Our community nurses enable people to be cared for in their own community and remain as independent as possible, rather than having to go to hospital. Many of these services are delivered out of hours, 24 hours, seven days a week.

Every year our staff deliver care to thousands of patients and at the same they will be talking to their families, carers and their communities. These hundreds of thousands of interactions mean that our staff are best placed to understand patients’ holistic health and social needs, including education, prevention and self care.

 

Services

Our stories

  • Category: Community Care

    Hepatitis C Drive Day

    14 October 2022

    Brook Place Addiction Services hosted a Hepatitis C Drive Day to test patients and raise awareness.

  • Category: Community Care

    Liverpool Community Alcohol Service (LCAS)

    7 October 2022

    LCAS offers a non-medical, psychosocial intervention for those who experience problem drinking. Also support with referrals to inpatient detox or signpost to community services, accepting self-referrals and referrals from other agencies or community services.

  • Category: Community Care

    Parents Survey: Talking about Mental Health

    7 October 2022

    Pregnancy and the first two years after having a baby is a really important time for the mental health of parents as you are more vulnerable to mental health challenges. As part of routine care through the NHS, the professionals you see should be asking about your emotional wellbeing as well as your physical health. However mental health is not always an easy thing to talk about, for the professional or the person using the service. Cheshire and Merseyside NHS want to understand what has been good about these conversations during your experiences, and what you think could be done to improve these conversations for other families.  

  • Category: Community Care

    Liverpool Community Respiratory Team trial study

    7 October 2022

    The Liverpool Community Respiratory Team (CRT) has initiated a trial study alongside Brook Place, a local community addiction clinic, to pilot COPD optimisation clinics for heroin and crack cocaine smokers who are a high risk of developing COPD.

  • Category: Community Care

    Promoting our services

    6 October 2022