Self Referral

Please click the links:Peaks and Dales AdvocacyAdvocacy Services in Staffordshire

Please click the links:https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=149574466372338Autism Service A5 GP surgery leaflet

Please click the links:’If you Care – We Care’   The Practice has a dedicated Carers ChampionDerbyshire Carers Association: Tel: 01773 833 833 – https://derbyshirecarers.co.uk/North Staffs Carers Association: Tel: 01782 793 100 – https://www.carersfirst.com/

The Citizens Advice Bureau visits Hartington Surgery every other Wednesday, contact reception to book. They are able to offer free, confidential, impartial advice on a range of subjects including legal, financial and consumer matters. Advice is also available by contacting the public advice line on 0300 456 8390 (9am to 4pm Monday to Friday)

High Peak & Dales Central hubTel: 01332 564 900 (open 8am -6.30pm)This is the number for urgent and non-urgent calls

D/deaf, deafblind and hard-of-hearing people can contact police, ambulance, fire rescue or coastguard by text 999!First you need to register your mobile…STEP 1. Text ‘REGISTER’ now on your mobile and send it to 999STEP 2. Then after you get a text back (Terms & Conditions) – you text back ‘YES’.Then you are ready!In emergency only, please text the 3Ws:Which emergency service? (Police, Ambulance, Fire or Coastguard)What’s wrong?Where? Address, place, road etc.Important – if you got a new mobile, please register again on your new mobile!A person can call 999 and either press 55 or tap the handset twice, the call handler recognises that the person is in a scary situation and dispatches the police.Please following this link: https://www.deaflink.org.uk/bsl/services/information/999-phone-registration

Derby & Derbyshire Health & Wellbeing:https://derbyandderbyshireemotionalhealthandwellbeing.ukIAPT – Counselling and Psychological Therapy Services – FOR URGENT, EMERGENCY mental health support contact: The Derbyshire Mental Health Helpline and Support Service. This is a freephone service available to everyone living in Derbyshire – both young people and adults. It is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. If you or your loved one are experiencing distress or anxiety, or feeling that you cannot cope, call us on 0800 028 0077 for support over the phone. That support could be about your mental health, but you can also talk through practical issues that may be causing concern.Please Download this Leaflet: IAPT SERVICE PROVIDERS 2021Build Sound Minds – Services available to support children and young people’s emotional and mental health – Build Sound Minds LeafletBuild Sound Minds – Derby and Derbyshire Services available to support children and young people’s emotional and mental health April 2020. Derby and Derbyshire have one joint Future in Mind Local Transformation Plan which sets out the priorities and dallimore.derbyshire.sch.ukKooth.comA service available for those aged 10 – 25yrs. Support available for your mental health.Mental Health Crisis Support: Drop-in Servicehttps://www.derbyshiremind.org.uk/services/crisis-support-drop-in-services/Derbyshire Crisis Resolution and Home Treatment Team – If you are experiencing a mental health crisis and don’t feel that you are able to cope without urgent support, you can contact your Doctor or Derbyshire Crisis Resolution and Home Treatment Team:Tel – 01298 814 784 or out of hours number 07973 967 186This service is available for adults aged 18-65 yearsRural Agriculture Benevolent Institution – ‘Helping Farming People’Mental Health SupportTraining and UpskillingSupport for living independently.Help at a critical time.https://rabi.org.uk/

Adult Continence Services: Please note that this information and service is for adult patients only. For children, see below. Many people suffer with bladder and bowel problems and do not realise that help and advice is available. The continence advisory service offers a comprehensive assessment and treatment service by a continence specialist nurse for people with a Derbyshire GP. Self-refer over the telephone on 01773 546 868 or be email to: [email protected] / Product Queries:Tele: 01773 546869 Email: – [email protected] activate a delivery : 0800 030 4466 – option 1 & option 1 againWhat are our core service delivery hours?Telephone lines and email accounts are monitored and answered between 08:00 and 15:00 Monday to Friday.Clinic appointments and home visits are available between 09:00 and 16:30 Monday to FridayChildren’s Continence Services: We are a small nurse-led community service working within Derby city and Derbyshire. We support children and young people 4-18 years (19 if your child attends a special school) with continence needs.We work closely with the following agencies where appropriate:Children’s centres, nurseries, playgroups, schools and other education servicesOther medical professionals such as doctors, psychologists, physiotherapists, occupational therapists, speech and language therapists and school nursesAdult services to ease your child’s transition from children’s seriesSocial Care ServicesPrivate and voluntary agenciesOur service adheres to Trust policies and service specifications, which include Child Protection

 Download this document: Dementia Support in Derbyshire During COVID-19 FAQsLooking for information, support or advice about dementia? Our helpline is here for you on: 0300 222 11 22ApproachCauldon Chambers10 Stoke RoadSheltonStoke-on-Trent, ST4 2DPhttps://www.alzheimers.org.ukStaffordshire: https://www.approachstaffordshire.co.ukTelephone: 01782 214 999Email: [email protected]

Contact Details:Buxton: 07816 064 870Ashbourne: 01335 230 000-opt 5Staffordshire: 0300 124 5029Derbyshire wide central point of access 0-19yrs (HV and school age): 01246 515 100Child Health Advice – chat/text based service 0-5 SPA: 07507 327 769 (for parents)

Click on the leaflet for more informationSelf-Referral: No GP referral needed! Simply call us for an appointmentAppointments usually within 7 daysNew Bluetooth Hearing Aid TechnologyAppointments available in both North and South DerbyshireTelephone: 01332 949 177

You can refer yourself to the NHS for Insomnia via the Sleepstation service. Their team will take the time to understand what’s going wrong with your sleep and support you to improve your sleep. Most people find resolution to their sleep problems within 3-4 weeks. The service uses the gold-standard approach and provides natural resolution, as it’s completely medication free. This is ideal as most sleep medications come with unwanted side-effects and are not suitable for long-term use.Please visit – https://www.sleepstation.org.uk/start-now/

Live Life Better – Derbyshire – Help to feel fitter, lose weight or quit smokingThe Derbyshire Recovery Partnership – Help with a drug or alcohol problemLive Life Better DerbyshireDerbyshire Recovery PartnershipSTARS: Staffordshire Treatment and Recovery ServiceGamCHAT Service – Do you know someone who has a problem with gambling? If you would like further information and support please contact GamCHAT on 07506 692 873 or email [email protected] this leaflet: GamCHATSocial Prescribing – Offering a range of support and services, taking a holistic approach to people’s health and wellbeinghttp://highpeakcvs.org.uk/index.asp?id=217High Peaks CVS Social Prescribing – Welcome to High Peak CVS Social Prescribing Service. Social prescribing is a means of enabling GP surgeries to refer people to a social prescribing link worker.highpeakcvs.org.uk

Buxton Cottage Hospital – Tel: 01246 214 000London Road, Buxton, Derbyshire, Sk17 9NJWhitworth Hospital – Tel: 01629 580 211330 Bakewell Road, Matlock, Derbyshire, DE4 2 JD(Please note – there is no Urgent Treatment Centre at St.Oswalds Hospital, Ashbourne). If your injury is during normal GP Practice opening hours, you should contact the Surgery first for advice.Urgent Treatment Centres can help with a variety of injuries, including:SprainsMinor Eye InjuriesMinor Scalds and BurnsSuspected Broken BonesFeversAbdominal PainProvide Emergency ContraceptionIf your injury is more serious you may have to travel to a larger Accident and Emergency unit –The Royal Derby Hospital – Getting to RDHChesterfield Royal Hospital – Getting to Chesterfield RoyalMacclesfield District General Hospital – Getting to MDGHStepping Hill Hospital – Getting to Stepping Hill Hospital

If you think you may be pregnant you can arrange your antenatal care by contacting High Peak Maternity Office on: 01298 212 217

Eye problems – what to do?The NHS now funds Opticians to undertake assessment of minor and urgent eye conditions under the CUES scheme. Opticians have expert training in eye problems and are better equipped to assess eye conditions than your GP practice. They will refer to Hospital when needed.See primaryeyecare.co.uk to identify your nearest Optician offering this service.For potential eye foreign bodies see your nearest Urgent Treatment Centre (Contact 111 for further details).Minor infections can be treated by a Community Pharmacy when required.

Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm (AAA) ScreeningAn Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm (AAA) is a potentially life threatening condition, with the highest risk group being males over the age of 65. Screening can help spot a swelling in the aorta early on when it can be treated. The screening consists of a painless, non-invasive ultrasound scan.Contact details and referralsIn England, appointment letters are automatically sent to men during the year they turn 65. Men aged 66+ can refer themselves for AAA screening.To make an appointment by telephone or email:Telephone 01332 783 485 – Please have your 10-digit NHS number ready, if possible.Email: [email protected] – Please include your 10-digit NHS number______________________________Bowel Cancer ScreeningNHS bowel cancer screening checks if you could have bowel cancer. It’s available to everyone aged 60 or over and 56 year olds. If you’re within the screening age range and have not yet received your first test kit,Tel: 0800 7076060 to request one.Recalled every 2 years from ages over 55 – 74yrs_____________________________Breast Cancer ScreeningTo have screening you have an x-ray of your breast called a mammogram. Breast screening is for women between the ages of 50 and 70, it is also for some trans or non-binary people. You should get a letter with your results within 2 weeks.Please contact 01246 516060 for further information and to find out about screening services in your area.Recalled every 3 years from ages 50 – 71yrs_____________________________Cytology – (Smears)Cervical screening is available to women and people with a cervix aged 25 to 64 in England. All eligible people who are registered with a GP (as female) automatically receive an invitation by mail.Please contact the Surgery to make appointemnts for cervical screening.Recalled every 3 years from ages 24½ – 49yrsRecalled every 5 years from ages 50 – 64yrs

St. Oswalds Hospital: Tel: 01335 230 000 Opt.7Clifton Road,  Ashbourne, Derbyshire, DE6 1DRBuxton Health Centre: Tel: 01298 79251Bath Road,  Buxton, Derbyshire, SK17 6HHNewholme Hospital, Ashford Therapy Unit: Tel: 01629 817973Baslow Road, Bakewell, derbyshireWhichever service you wish to attend you MUST complete, and return this Request Form: Podiatry Online Request for AppointmentOnce received, your request will be triaged and you will be contacted regarding an appointment. Please be aware there are long waiting lists for this service.

Emotional and Practical Support: Buxton Group MeetingWe offer information, friendship and support to local people with Parkinson’s, their families and carers. We also organise regular events and social activities. Join us – and meet other people affected by Parkinson’s in your area.https://localsupport.parkinsons.org.uk/activity/buxton-group-meeting

Buxton Cavendish Hospital: Tel: 01246 565 050 Opt. 2Bakewell Newholme Hospital: Tel: 01246 565 050 Opt. 2St.Oswalds Hospital, Ashbourne: Tel: 01335 230 000 then press option 4 for PhysioHartington Surgery uses ZoomPhysio to provide rapid, online treatment for mild musculoskeletal conditions. If you’re suffering from aches or pain, you can receive a personalised online physio plan with easy to follow, easy to view exercises, put together for you by our MSK Practitioner Team.To get started with ZoomPhysio, click on the ZoomPhysio logo and get your recovery underway. If you’re concerned about your symptoms, please contact us and arrange a call with our Musculoskeletal Practitioner. You can also arrange a call with our Musculoskeletal Practitioner once you have completed an online physio plan and symptoms have not improved.Download this information leaflet

Strictly no Falling – You can self-refer for support and exercise classes to help prevent you falling.Age UK Derby and Derbyshire: Stictly No Falling Referrals. Click the link below:The Strictly No Falling Referral FormThis can be used for new referrals to falls classed (section 1 and 2) or instructors can provide individual assessment scores (sections 1 and 3).

A range of sexual health services are avialble across Derbyshire including matters related to Contraception, Pregnancy concerns and sexually transmitted diseasesYou can book online at:Your Sexual Health Matters – bookings OR Telephone 0800 328 3383Stoke on Trent and North StaffsSexual Health – Stoke-on-Trent/North Staffs OR Telephone 0300 7900 165Includes Cobridge, NewcastleUnder Lyme, Bentilee, Blurton, Meir and SheltonEast Cheshire Go sexual Healthwww.axess.clinic or Telephone 0300 323 1300 Option 1Includes: Liverpool, Knowsley, Cheshire East, Warrington & Halton

Call Derbyshire – Tel – 01629 533190Contacting Social CareSocial Services via Staffordshire County Council – Tel: 0300 111 8000Adult Social Care

A range of self-care support can be accessed from:Joined up Care Derbyshire (https://joinedupcarederbyshire.co.uk/stay-well/)

Click the link for more information: Termination of Pregnancy

Our Commitment to you as a Veteran of the UK Armed ForcesThe NHS is here to help improve your health and wellbeing and keep you mentally and physically well. It is also here to help you get better when you are ill and, when you cannot fully recover, to stay as well as you can until the end of your life. Hartington Surgery is an accredited Veteran Friendly GP Practice. We are proud to support our Armed Froces Community.As a Veteran Friendly GP Practice we:Ask patients ‘Have you served?’ to identify veteran patientsSupport veteran patients to access dedicated health servicesundertake specialist training to meet the health commitments of the Armed Forces CovenantIf you are a veteran patient, please let us know that you have served so that we can make sure that we understand your health needs. Nearly 1,100 practices are now Veteran Friendly accedited. To find our more about the Veteran Friendly Practices acceditation scheme, visit:  rcgp.org.uk/veteransTips for VeteransHealthcare for Armed Forces CommunityFind Support for Veterans in Your Local AreaConnect veterans and their families with a range of local support organisations – both within and outside the Armed Forces sector. The services have been grouped into categories such as Education and Training, Employment, Finances etc.Navigate through the categories to find the support you need, or use the search function by clicking on the magnifying glass icon in the map toolbar;On the map home screen, the search function searches all organisations in the directory.When you have a category open, the search function searches all data within that categoryClick the links below for more information:Derbyshire Single Point of ContactConnect to Veterans Gateway