East Basildon PCN Facebook page: Uncategorized

East Basildon PCN has a new Facebook page created by our own social prescriber and care coordinator.

It was designed as a place for patients that regularly visit Facebook to discover trusted health information, wellbeing tips and local events to support healthier lifestyles.

As a patient, it is all about being aware of services that can support and enable a healthier lifestyle in the community.

If you are looking for up-to-date information that focuses on supporting you in the community within East Basildon, then visit our Facebook page today.

You can visit our Facebook page by clicking on this link today!

Social prescriber and care coordinator support

Our Social Prescriber, Lisa, and our Care Coordinator, Natasha, are here to support our patients.

They both have slightly different roles but work together to support our patients.

They will both speak with patients that need:

• Support at home, care needs assessments, social care referrals
• Home visits to support care needs
• Safeguarding issues, ambulance notifications 
• OT referrals for equipment at home
• Mobility assessments
• Ordering care technology, falls alarms etc
• Welfare calls after hospital discharges
• Frailty assessments
• Point of contact for patients to navigate health and social care system
• Supporting carers and families
• Signposting patients and families to community services

Again, visit our Facebook page today to benefit from the support that our helpful staff provide.

You can visit our Facebook page by clicking on this link today!

Understanding the role of a social prescriber

Social prescribing is a valuable approach to promoting the overall health and wellbeing of individuals by facilitating their access to essential support services and fostering community engagement.

To understand the role and the nuances of what our social prescriber can do for you, click on the link below to learn more.

Understanding the role of a care coordinator

Care coordinators may be the first point of contact for some patients. They are primarily responsible for arranging and supervising interdisciplinary and individual patient care.

To understand the role and the nuances of what our care coordinator can do for you, click on the link below to learn more.