1686f482-d50a-4746-b10e-00923465903b < Back The Junction Surgery Grimshaw Lane, Middleton, Manchester M24 2AU, UK 0161 271 3030 Visit website Primary Care Network: Middleton

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99a65e68-2248-410c-b5bc-2fdfc1ac8f05 < Back District Nurses (HMR) Telephone number: 11 June 2025 at 13:19:26 0161 763 8525 Share Who is the service for? Patients over the age of 18 who are registered with a Heywood Middleton and Rochdale GP. The district nursing service provides nursing care to housebound patients in their own homes and clinic appointments for non-housebound patients. The service is a key part of the Integrated Neighbourhood Teams. What does the service provide? The service provides skilled nursing care at home and in residential care homes, 24 hours a day/365 days a year for patients and families. Treatment room services are available 5 days a week, and evenings Monday-Friday. The district nursing team offer a range of clinical interventions for people aged 18 and over and works in partnership with specialist nursing teams, GPs and multi-agency teams to coordinate care as required. Where is the service based? There are 5 Neighbourhood Teams who are supported by the Out of Hours District Nursing Team to provide care 24 hours a day. Heywood Integrated Neighbourhood Team: Phoenix Centre, Heywood Middleton Integrated Neighbourhood Team: Brook House, Middleton Rochdale North Integrated Neighbourhood Team: Spotland Bridge Mill, Rochdale Rochdale South Integrated Neighbourhood Team: Spotland Bridge Mill, Rochdale Pennines Integrated Neighbourhood Team: Littleborough Health Centre Out of Hours District Nursing Team, Rochdale Infirmary Service contact via Single Point of Access: 0161 763 8525 (24/7 calls answered) Link if available: https://www.northerncarealliance.nhs.uk/our-services/integrated-community-services?q=%2Four-services%2Fintegrated-community-services

Access Service Team < Back Alex Fagan Access Service Team Access Administrator My name is Alex 😊 I started working for RHA in November 2019 as an administrator. This was my first role in health care and grew into the Business Support Officer for the Heywood PCN. My administrator role developed quickly with COVID 19, becoming the lead administrator for the housebound and care home vaccinations. With the support of all the team my skills developed, and I gained more confidence within my work and was inspired to join the HART team. For a few months I worked alongside 2 nurses and an HCA learning about the needs of the transient and vulnerable community. With the support of the Primary Care Academy, I was able to achieve my Level 1 in Functional Skills Maths. A subject I have never been strong at, but RHA and the Academy really supported me through my learning. I worked closely with the Heywood Clinical Director (Dr Z Mohammed) and the PCN Manager (Adele Hardacre) as a Business Support Officer, supporting with the daily tasks of working within a PCN. I am a trained Phlebotomist and provided the Network with domiciliary Phlebotomy, workd with the ARRS staff team as a first point of contact for any queries and arrange events for the PCN in which they educate the public on the importance of their health needs and what the PCN team can do. I am now the Senior Administrator for the Access Service, which is additional primary care appointments out of hours (evenings and weekends) within HMR. I support the Service Manager with any tasks relating to the service, work on the rota of bank staff who work at the hubs. With the support of HR onboard new staff to the bank, create and ensure new staff receive an induction and information on the service is kept up to date (including email communications and updates to the RHA Website). I am currently awaiting a start date in BTEC Diploma in Team Leading Level 2 to develop my skills. Working in Primary Care is so interesting and always presents a new challenge as every day is different. When I started with RHA I had no idea how supportive and caring the team would be and love how they encourage you to grow and develop into a happy and professional career. When I’m not working, I enjoy doing my own nails (which I learnt in lockdown) binge watching Netflix seasons my fave at the moment is The Crown and trying new restaurants…and cocktails 😉.

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Rochdale Health Alliance Senior Management Team < Back Phillip Prime Rochdale Health Alliance Senior Management Team Finance and Business Support Manager Phillip Prime has more than 25 years of working in the NHS and Health environment in Primary Care. Before joining Rochdale Health Alliance in 2018, Phillip had worked for CCGs, PCTs and NHSE covering Primary Care Finance and the Quality and Outcome Frame work. Philip’s current role involves the oversight and coordination between Finance and the business areas to ensure robust financial management.

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f4f19a1b-9be5-474c-9a20-cf6c65593f8f < Back Inspire Medical Centre Belfield Road, Rochdale OL16 2UY, UK 01706 664160 Visit website Primary Care Network: Rochdale North

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1 Back Rochdale Town Hall Often hailed as one of the UK’s greatest municipal buildings, Rochdale Town Hall is a Gothic Revival wonder designed by William Henry Crossland and opened in 1871. The clock tower, soaring over the Esplanade and the River Roch, is a replacement, as the original burnt down in 1883, to be redesigned by Alfred Waterhouse along the same lines as Manchester Town Hall. Take some time to appreciate the main facade from the car park, where the portico with three pointed arches is crested by four gilded lions. Further up you can make out Rochdale’s coat of arms, along an embattled parapet decorated with gargoyles. Public tours are given on the first Monday of the month, and it’s a chance to grab with both hands, to explore the labyrinth of corridors, the Great Hall, Mayor’s Parlour and old Magistrates’ Retiring Room and enjoy a 15-minute recital on the James Jepson Binns organ installed in 1913. Previous Next

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