Welcome to Surrey Heartlands  Health and Care Partnership

Welcome to Surrey Heartlands
Health and Care Partnership

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  • Surrey Heartlands is a partnership of organisations working together – with staff, patients, their carers, families and the public – to support people to live healthier lives.

 

 

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Surrey Heartlands Clinical Strategy 2024-2029

Surrey Heartlands Clinical Strategy

Our Surrey Heartlands Clinical Strategy responds specifically to our clinical ambitions. We want more preventative healthcare and support for people outside our acute hospitals, alongside a strong focus on collaboration to help improve the quality of services and reduce variation in care and treatment.

Overall, we want to design healthcare around our residents – in places (towns and villages) that make sense to them – joining up services and making sure they are easy to navigate and straightforward to access, with a shift in resource to more preventative measures that will also help reduce overall demand.

Read our Clinical Strategy

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Surrey families encouraged to act as national childhood immunisation campaign launches

Families in Surrey are being urged to review their children’s vaccination status after the Department of Health and Social Care launched a new national campaign on 16 February. Routine childhoo...

‘Spade in the ground’ marks the start of construction works on the £20m redevelopment of Weybridge Health Facility Left to right: Neil Fox, Construction Manager, Willmott Dixon, Dr Krzysztof Jakubowski, GP Partner, Phoenix Family Practice Dr Graeme Wilding, GP Partner, Phoenix Family Practice Sotirios Toumpekis, Programme Manager North West Surrey, Surrey Heartlands Integrated Care System Adam Shepheard, Regional Capital Lead (South), NHS Property Services Vicky Stobbart, Director of Commissioning and Delivery, NHS Surrey Heartlands Integrated Care System Steve McCarthey, Chair of the Patient Participation Group at Phoenix Family Practice Dr Ben Spencer, MP for Runnymede and Weybridge Emma Emmett, Associate Director for Transformation and Delivery North West Surrey, Surrey Heartlands Integrated Care System Emma Finegan, Estate Rationalisation Strategy Lead, NHS Property Services Kyle Barrett, Practice Manager, Phoenix Family Practice Richard Poulter, Managing Director for the South, Willmott Dixon
Major milestone reached as construction work begins on Weybridge’s new health facility

Construction has officially commenced on a new (circa) £20 million health facility in Weybridge, marking a major milestone in the redevelopment of the former hospital site. The development is f...

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New guide to support the mental health of children, young people and families in Surrey

Children's Mental Health Week 2026 takes place this week (9-15 February) and we are marking it with the launch of a new printable Quick Guide to Mental Health Support for professionals working with ch...

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Joining up care across Surrey Heartlands

Having a clear strategy in place is vital and allows us to focus on how best to meet the health and wellbeing needs of people in Surrey and reduce the inequalities we know currently exist.

As a health and care partnership we want to work with our communities to harness local innovation, so residents can access the right support that’s developed from the ground-up, with joined up health and care services that make the most of digital technology.

Read our strategy and watch this video to find out more.

Our strategy

Working collaboratively in Surrey Heartlands

Working collaboratively in Surrey Heartlands

We all want people in Surrey to live in good health for as long as possible and that they are supported to get the right help, when and where they need it.

Read about how we plan to do this over the coming years, working in partnership with both our workforce and local people, and continue to support the people of Surrey Heartlands to live healthier lives.

Looking ahead: Our vision for health and care in Surrey Heartlands