Hedena Health

15/05/2026

You can access out Patient Triage form via AccuRx on our website. Please open the link to view via our website:

Appointments

15/05/2026

Supporting Safer Living Through Repairs and Adaptations (Oxfordshire)

The Home Improvement Agency supports older people, disabled residents and vulnerable people, to live safely and independently in their homes.

The service is for people who need help with repairing, maintaining or adapting their home to meet their needs.

Support includes a small repairs service, repair and assistance, Disabled Facilities Grants, and Safety works to keep homes warm and safe.

For more information, please visit

Oxford Home Improvement Agency

14/05/2026

Autism Central is the National Peer Education Programme for families and support networks of autistic people of all ages in England.
The programme is delivered by Anna Freud and commissioned by NHS England. For more information, please open the link:

Autism Central offers a wealth of resources for parents, carers and personal assistants of autistic people in England – from articles and learning materials to signposting you to services and support in your local area.

11/05/2026

The NHS have listened to patient feedback and have made significant improvements to the NHS app, and it is continuing to be updated!

Information about the following is available to patients on the NHS app:
-Prescriptions requests
-Appointments, and appointment reminders
-Test results
-Health Conditions
-Vaccinations and more!

Don't forget to check your mobile phone settings to check that you are set-up to receive notifications from your NHS app!

Find out how to turn NHS App notifications on or off.

11/05/2026

No need to join the queue! ☺️
When arriving for your appointment at Bury Knowle Surgery, please use the check-in screen to notify us of your arrival at the practice.

08/05/2026

'8 simple ways to take control of your drinking'
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/5U9QV3cx99w

Local alcohol support services can be found on the Oxfordshire County Council website: https://www.oxfordshire.gov.uk/residents/social-and-health-care/public-health-and-wellbeing/alcohol-and-drugs/alcohol-or-drug-use-support?utm_medium=email&utm_name=&utm_source=govdelivery

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07/05/2026

Universal Credit Update – What It Means for You

From April 2026, changes to Universal Credit mean some people with long-term health conditions may be assessed under new “Severe Conditions Criteria.”

If you’re making a claim:
You may be asked to provide medical evidence
Please use any information you already have (letters, reports, etc.)
You can also view and download your GP record using the NHS App

Important:
GP practices are not required to provide new letters or reports for Universal Credit claims. If more information is needed, the DWP will contact us directly.

01/05/2026

Healthwatch Oxfordshire

Share your feedback on local health and care services

It’s Patient Experience Week, and they would love to hear from you about using health or social care services in Oxfordshire.
Please tell them about your experience - including what worked well and what could have been better. It only takes a few minutes, and your feedback really makes a difference. You can share your views by:
Leaving a short review via their Feedback Centre
Email at hello@healthwatchoxfordshire.co.uk
Call on 01865 520520

They will share your feedback anonymously with local health and care decision-makers to help improve services for everyone.

30/04/2026

Al-Anon - Oxford Family Group meetings are free to attend:

Tuesday Evenings - 6pm-7pm - St Michael at the North Gate, Cornmarket Street, Oxford, OX1 3EY

Friday Lunchtimes - 12.30pm-1.30pm - St Columba's Church, Alfred Street, Oxford, OX1 4EH

To find out more about Al-Anon, please open the link: https://al-anonuk.org.uk/about-us/

29/04/2026

Headington Library -
Tuesday 5th May
11am-12noon

Physical Activity: Good for Every Body

Move a little, feel a lot better. Stronger heart, stronger mind, stronger you. Start small — every step counts. Boost energy, lift your mood, sleep better. Reduce risk of long term conditions like heart disease, stroke and type 2 diabetes.

To find out more, pop into the Library on 5th May!

28/04/2026