News and reports

An E&V visit was carried out on 28th October 2022 by three E&V Authorise Representatives (AR). The visit was announced and planned in partnership with the home. In preparation for the visit, we shared with the registered manager a poster announcing our visit to display in communal areas and copies of questionnaires explaining the purpose of E&V visits. 

Updated 12th June 2023.

On 20th July 2022 we conducted an in-person visit at Hollybank, a children’s respite centre in Bromley.

Take part in Children’s Mental Health Week. Help make a difference to the lives of children and young people across the UK.

Healthwatch Bromley gives you the chance to say what you think about how local health and social care services are run. Your experiences are important and can help to inform commissioners and service providers. Please take five minutes to share your story with us.

Join the Community Roadshow at The Glades Shopping Centre on Friday 13 and Saturday 14 January with information on vaccination.

Further industrial action by ambulance service staff around the country is set to take place on Wednesday 11 January 2023.

The Cancer Information and Support Services Report received a response from King's College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust and NHS South East London Integrated Care Board (Bromley).

Find your nearest Warm Centre in Bromley Borough

Healthwatch Bromley’s offices are closed from 5pm on Friday 16th December. We reopen at 9am on Tuesday 3rd January.

Healthwatch Bromley is independent and acts as a patient champion in health and social care services. Advice and Information can be found on our website.

You are invited to a meeting on 21 December, 12.30pm-1.30pm. Plans for the new centre will be shared and questions answered from local stakeholders and residents.

Have you accessed Oxleas services within the last 5 years? If yes, the Involvement Register could be for you. Find out more, email: oxl-tr.involved@nhs.net

The way general practices are contracted and funded is complex and very different from other parts of the health and care system. This explainer sets out how general practices are contracted and paid in England, looking at the services they are contracted to deliver, and the different streams of funding they receive.