NHS Community Health in Heywood, Middleton and Rochdale
Two NHS Providers
We have two main health care providers in Heywood, Rochdale and Middleton for children's Health.
Northern care alliance - NCA
Children’s Community Integrated Health Services (used to be CAON)
The service is for children and young people aged from birth up to 19 years who live or are registered with a GP in Heywood, Middleton or Rochdale (HMR).
The service provides advice, information, assessment, intervention, care, treatment and review services to children and young people and their families. Care and treatment is delivered in a range of settings across Heywood, Middleton and Rochdale, including people's own homes, nurseries, children's centres, special schools and clinics.
- Health Visiting Service
- School Nursing Service
- Children’s complex and additional needs service which includes:
- Children's Community Nurses
- Children’s Epilepsy Specialist
- Children’s Diabetes Specialist
- Children’s Occupational Therapy
- Children’s Palliative/Complex Care Specialist
- Children’s Physiotherapy
- Children’s Respiratory Specialist
- Children’s Speech and Language Therapy
- Community Paediatrics Consultants Service
- Children's Dietetics
Children's Community Integrated Health Services
https://hmrchildrenshealthportal.northerncarealliance.nhs.uk/
Welcome to Children’s Community Integrated Health Services
The service is for children and young people aged from birth up to 19 years who live or are registered with a GP in Heywood, Middleton or Rochdale (HMR).
The service provides advice, information, assessment, intervention, care, treatment and review services to children and young people and their families. Care and treatment is delivered in a range of settings across Heywood, Middleton and Rochdale, including people's own homes, nurseries, children's centres, special schools and clinics.
The service is multi-disciplinary, which means lots of different professionals work together as one team. This allows the service to provide flexible and joined up care and children, young people and their parents and carers will only have to tell their 'story' once, rather than to several different professionals, leading to better care and a better experience.