The Role of the Care Coordinator

What can we help with?

• Befriending
• Bereavement services
• Dementia and Alzheimer’s support
• Learning disability support
• Finding care providers
• Getting involved in your local community
• Managing the cost of living 
• Support for carers
• General wellbeing
• Social care support
• Assessing and monitoring your health and care needs
• Preparing you for important conversations about your health and care 
• Focusing on what’s important to you

We are an information, support and guidance service aiming to ensure you feel fully supported.

We have access and links with local services that may be right for you.

We help avoid unplanned hospital admissions by working with our colleagues and other health and social care professionals.

We work with our clinical team to provide;

• Support with upcoming clinical appointments.
• Access to health care in a simpler way.
• Support after hospital discharge.
• Advice and information on local services.
•  Helping you learn how to manage your own health.

Who can we help?

If you are living with a medical condition that requires some additional support.

If you care for someone who needs additional support.

If you have recently been diagnosed with a long-term health condition.

If you are struggling to manage your daily activities.

If you are feeling lonely or isolated.

If you are feeling confused about the care you are receiving and who is involved.

We’re happy to help!

We can offer you either a telephone call or a face to face appointment to discuss and assess your needs and goals.