NHS community services

Connect Health, working with the NHS for 30 years, is the largest independent community provider of evidence based, clinically driven musculoskeletal, pain management and mental health services, plus an increasing range of other out-of-hospital community care.

Who we are Connect Health Change Webinars

Connect Health, working with the NHS for 30 years, is the largest independent community provider of evidence based, clinically driven musculoskeletal, pain management and mental health services, plus an increasing range of other out-of-hospital community care.

Who we are Connect Health Change Webinars

Improving healthcare for all

Connect Health aims to improve everyone’s wellbeing by making healthcare better. We provide personalised care to 350,000 NHS patients each year, that focuses on quality, outcomes, safety and experience which is readily available and accessible for all.

Connect Health is determined to raise the quality and efficiency of MSK, mental health and pain community service provision across whole NHS systems.

Our innovative model of care and infrastructure minimises waste, using performance data to achieve 30% service efficiency across our newly mobilised contracts, reducing NHS patients’ average waiting times from 10-12 weeks to just 2-4 days for first contact with a physiotherapist, enabling better outcomes and relieving increasing pressures on primary and secondary care.

Connect Health and the NHS – working in partnership

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What's new

Case Studies
Connect Health’s Counselling service allows patients to be heard and feel like they have someone to talk to.

Kelly, from Hertfordshire, was suffering from depression and anxiety when she came to Connect Health. Her counsellor was able to help her to find her way.

Blog
We need to move beyond thinking and conversation.

Dr Andrew Cuff, Director of Clinical Strategy at Connect Health responds to the latest report by Versus Arthritis. “Each year, Versus Arthritis produce a report titled “State of Musculoskeletal Health”. This report provides an overview of a variety of factors

News
Chronic pain is no joke – but event brings fresh perspective

North East healthcare workers join pioneering Australian scientist at Newcastle comedy club