CVS Cardiovascular Health – News & EventsPosts Tagged ‘cardiology’Health Check Service Launched – Sussex ExpressFriday, April 24th, 2009
Doctors hope a new heart-check scheme will boost health care in hailsham. All patients registered in the town and Herstmonceux will be able to use the community cardiology service at Seaforth Farm Surgery GP Matt Jackson and other health professionals set the service up to lessen travel times for people having their hearts checked. (more…) Heart Check On Your DoorstepWednesday, April 22nd, 2009Published by the Hailsham Gazzette
The Hailsham Community Cardiology Service will be run from Seaforth Farm Surgery in Vicarage Lane but is available to all patients registered at surgeries in the area. It has been set up by Seaforth Farm GP Matt Jackson, in collaboration with cardiologists at Eastbourne’s District General Hospital (DGH), the Sussex Heart Network, the local Primary Care Trust and CVS Health, a local firm specialising in cardiac diagnostics. The service was officially launched at Seaforth Farm by Hailsham MP Charles Hendry. Elizabeth Post, 80, from Dacre Road, Herstmonceux, was the first patient to benefit. Dr Jackson said the new service would help reduce the number of trips Hailsham residents have to make to the DGH for heart checks. He said, “The cardiology service is all about delivering high-quality health services to the people of Hailsham and surrounding villages where they most need them – locally. “We will provide a range of tests, which in many cases will remove the need for patients to travel to Eastbourne. (more…) New heart-check service boosts local health care in HailshamWednesday, April 22nd, 2009
A new heart check service in Hailsham, run by local GPs and CVS Health, has been welcomed as a major boost for local health care provision. The Hailsham Community Cardiology Service will be run from Seaforth Farm Surgery but is available to all patients registered at Hailsham and Herstmonceux surgeries. The service has been set up by Hailsham GP Matt Jackson in collaboration with Cardiologists at Eastbourne DGH, the Sussex Heart Network, the Primary Care Trust and CVS Health. CVS is carrying out all the diagnotic testing for the new service. The aim is to reduce the number of needless trips local people have to make to the Eastbourne District General Hospital for heart checks. (more…) Public and Private Heal the DivideTuesday, March 10th, 2009
Published by the The Brighton Argus Until recently private healthcare providers were perceived as cash rich commercial businesses simply offering the best consultants money can buy. The mere mention of a Harley Street doctor was used to indicate status bug in reality was often a promise that was hard to deliver. By contrast, our beloved NHS was seen as a lumbering Goliath for the masses – inefficient, underfunded and understaffed. But now, the business barriers between private and public medicine are being broken down, but by whom and how? It is not the Government, private, or public sectors that are driving the health care of tomorrow. It is a group far more influential than that, namely the patients themselves – and they have a loud voice. (more…) Cardiac Screening Service “Huge step for medical care”Wednesday, February 25th, 2009
A state-of-the-art cardiac screening service has been launched in the centre of Eastbourne. MP Nigel Waterson officially opened the new Cardiac Welfare service, run by local clinic CVS Healthcare in Trinity Trees. (more…) |
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