There are many health and wellbeing services you can go to in Brighton and Hove without needing to see your GP first for a referral.

Sussex Community NHS Foundation Trust (SCFT) is looking to develop the East Brighton ‘Brighton General’ site into a purpose built Community Health Hub for patients from across...

Data protection law has changed and we have updated our Privacy Notice. Your trust is important to us & we want to make sure you understand what these changes mean for you.

You can still have breast screening if you choose. Breast screening is a way of detecting breast cancer, often at a very early stage. It involves x-rays called mammograms.

Being online is a great way to: Keep in touch with friends and family Get the information you need, whenever you need it, Shop and save money by getting the best deals and...

Although most NHS treatment is free, there is usually a charge for a number of additional items. You could be entitled to help with these costs depending on your...

We have a page dedicated to Carers where you can also register with us as a carer so we can provide you with additional support.

A visit to your GP is sometimes unavoidable, but do you really need to see them? Visit www.sussexhelpmy.nhs.uk/help-my-gp to find out more.

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This service reminds you of an appointment via a text message. All registered patients are automatically opted into the service.

This practice now sends prescriptions electronically. Find out how this could save you time!

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More than 10,000 people in the UK currently need a transplant.

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