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Last opportunity for winter Covid-19 vaccine ‘walk-ins’ Monday, 11th December Christmas Raffle – Raising funds for Torbay and South Devon’s Breast Care Unit Pharmacy closure news – Day Lewis Pharmacy in Compass House Medical Centres, King Street, Brixham October Patient Newsletter Galmpton Opening Times 6,500 vulnerable patients get their autumn vaccine New contraception clinic at Brixham Hospital Charity Event – Jamie and JJ Raising funds for Torbay Hospital Breast Care Unit Autism and Us autumn 2023 dates Talkworks Wellbeing Course – starting Saturday 2nd September 2023 New Appointment System from 19th July Patient Newsletter May 2023 Patient Update – March 2023 Patient Newsletter March 2023 Final call for Covid booster vaccines Compass House – Additional branch site at Brixham Hospital Patient Updates October 2022 Patient Newsletter – August 2022 Children under 18 and the NHS COVID Pass Opting out of sharing your data Frequently Asked Questions – (COVID-19) boosters Waiting for treatment – Torbay and South Devon NHS Foundation Trust Covid-19 Vaccine Queries
Did you know there are 850,000 people with Dementia in the UK? 225,000 will develop Dementia this year, that’s one every three minutes. This means that as we live longer we will all know someone who has Dementia.
Compass House staff are all trained Dementia Friends. This means staff are Dementia aware so that they can help people with dementia in the community
Look out in our practice for further details and join us at www.dementiafriends.co.uk.
Dementia Support
To link in with our work to become a dementia friendly practice, we have been working on a pilot scheme with our local Alzheimer’s Society and this will involve a Dementia Support Worker being present in the surgery once a month to give expert practical advice and support to help patients or their carers who are dealing with a dementia diagnosis.
Dementia Support Workers / Dementia Advisers are able to offer one to one help to either patients or carers in understanding dementia & how to cope with the day-to-day challenges it brings and prepare for the future. This includes helping them access other support services, and build support networks within the local community.
With over 225,000 people diagnosed each year it is likely we will all know someone affected by dementia so we hope that this step in working more closely with the Alzheimer’s Society and having the presence of the Dementia Support Worker here every month will be a great support to both patients and carers.