Welcome to Wolverhampton City Primary Care Trust 

This website is designed to tell you about our work and the services we provide to improve health and well-being in the city of Wolverhampton. The site is continually updated and has many different areas of information which you can access, from corporate reports, to press releases, to how to stay healthy. If you have any comments regarding this site, please let us know via email.

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Choose Well In Wolverhampton
The NHS in Wolverhampton offers a range of healthcare services to suit your health needs. By making the right choice you can get the right treatment more easily.
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Take Extra Precuations Now to Keep Warm and Well The Department of Health is urging people in all areas of the country to protect themselves against the risks faced during this period of cold weather.

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Bullet point Swine Flu Vaccination - information for parents of children over six months and under five years old.

Latest News

New Gym Facilities Proving a Hit at Graiseley Graiseley Healthy Living centre's new £150,000 gym facilities have proved a hit with visitors.

Whatever Your Reasons It's Your Choice DId you know that for the past couple of years, if your GP refers you to hospital you are able to choose to go anywhere in England where your care is funded by the NHS?

Find Out About PCT's Plans at Health Panels  People in Wolverhampton can find out more about plans for health services in their area at a series of meetings being held across the city in the next few weeks.

Wolverhampton Dental Campaign to Raise Awareness of NHS Dentists  A new campaign has launched in Wolverhampton on February 1, to raise public awareness of the number of NHS dentists in the city and the services they offer.

Walk Your Way to Better Health People in Wolverhampton can take the first steps to better health in 2010 by taking part in free weekly walks in the city.

Wolverhampton PCT Provider Services - Mixed sex accommodation We are committed to patient privacy and dignity in our in-patient services. As part of this commitment we have been working to improve gender segregation within our wards to maximise privacy - click on the link to find out more.

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Official Opening of Ettingshall Medical Centre
The first of the GP Practices provided under the Equitable Access to Primary Medical Care Programme was officially opened by Barry Picken, Chairman of Wolverhampton City Primary Care Trust on the 29th September. Click here for more details.









What's New? 

Record of Decisions made at the February 2010 PCT Board meeting


 

The NHS Constitution - the NHS belongs to us all The NHS Constitution brought together in one place what the NHS does, what it stands for and the commitments it should live up to. It describes and renews our commitment to the values and enduring principles of the NHS. The Constitution was approved by government in November 2009 and contains 6 values for which the NHS should seek to live up to, plus 14 pledges to patients, 4 pledges to staff plus a handbook that’s gives patients and staff all the information they require about the Constitution.

 

Safeguarding Children / Vulnerable Adults Wolverhampton City Primary Care Trust believes that safeguarding children, young people and vulnerable adults is ‘Everyone’s Business’. We also recognise that as a commissioner and provider to health and care services, we must meet the highest standards possible. Click here to read more

Individual Funding Requests Policy
The PCT is required to have a clear and rational framework in which to make decisions regarding the funding of treatments which fall outside the range of normally commissioned services. The framework for individual funding requests provides a process by which exceptional circumstances relating to an individual's care or treatment needs to be considered and sets down key principles to ensure that it operates equitably and fairly.  For enquiries please contact Dorothy McIntosh by calling 01902 444888. Click here to download the new policy which came into operation on 1st June 2009.

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Dental Access Programme (DAP)

become smokefree in 2010

Healthy Eating Recipe Library

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