About Us
The Difference We’re Making Across Norfolk and Waveney we are investing in services and developing new and innovative ways of working in order to ensure our residents are getting the best health and care.
People affected by loneliness and social isolation in Norfolk can now turn to a comprehensive range of new services for help and support.
The Hospice at Home team in central Norfolk provides short term enhanced palliative care to patients and their families when people who are coming to the end of their life need some extra support.
In February 2019, North Norfolk Clinical Commissioning Group commissioned the Enhanced Care into Care Homes Service, delivered by North Norfolk Primary Care. North Norfolk Primary Care is an affiliation of the nineteen GP practices in North Norfolk.
A new integrated care service that enables frail patients to remain independent in their own home has been launched in Norfolk. NHS North Norfolk and South Norfolk CCGs have developed ‘Supported Care’, a service that provides increased care with clinical oversight within the community.
An innovative health volunteer service has continued to grow, meaning hundreds of local people are being supported in their everyday lives by kind and dedicated people living in the community.
A new IT system means local GP practices can now offer online patient consultations with 30 practices across Norfolk and Waveney expressing an interest.
Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital have celebrated three years of saving and transforming cancer patients’ lives through robotic surgery.
NNUH staff have been praised for their dedication and innovation
Remote-monitoring service for people living with heart and lung diseases reduces A&E admissions in Norfolk
Investment in Heartsease healthy living schemes
Clinics's £2.2m improvement project
Investment sees expansion of falls service
Investment in Community Services for Great Yarmouth and Waveney
Innovative QEH doctors invent pioneering life-saving device
New facility delivers quicker care at James Paget University Hospital
New 'heart freezing' technology benefits patients
New £4m mental health unit for new mothers