The Bingfield Primary Care Centre
The Bingfield Primary Care Centre was developed on land previously occupied by a community hall, the new centre is part of a £6.1 million development that also includes the Hanley Primary Care Centre opened in June 2005.
Consultation and engagement with stakeholders, throughout all phases of the development process, has been key to understanding and integrating local needs and priorities. Health Minister, John Hutton, said: “For too long Camden and Islington have suffered with inadequate facilities. All of this is now set to change. The project at Bingfield Street is one of six already identified for the first tranche of schemes. There will be many more to come in the future, transforming the quality and availability of primary care for patients in Camden and Islington.”
This series of planned developments for the London Boroughs of Camden and Islington aim to enhance the health and well-being of patients and staff, while being flexible and adaptable in order to meet the changing demands of community-based health and social care and other local services.
The Hanley Primary Care Centre
Serving circa 45,000 patients per annum the Hanley Road Centre, Islington, opened on time and to budget in March 2005. Created through the refurbishment and extension of a two-storey 1980s Council Neighbourhood office it is part of a £6.1 million development that includes the Bingfield Primary Care Centre. Housing a new GP surgery along with an extensive range of other healthcare facilities, this centre has been purpose-built to provide improved services to cater for the growing needs of patients in this part of Islington. Lorraine Robjant, Camden & Islington LIFT Project Director, said: "Local residents will be able to access a wider range or primary care services closer to their homes. Additionally, all the sites that LIFTCo has marked out for development will be undertaken in consultation with the health professionals and the residents who will use them."
The Partnership Primary Care Centre
The Bingfield Primary Care Centre was developed on land previously occupied by a community hall, the new centre is part of a £6.1 million development that also includes the Hanley Primary Care Centre opened in June 2005.
Consultation and engagement with stakeholders, throughout all phases of the development process, has been key to understanding and integrating local needs and priorities. Health Minister, John Hutton, said: “For too long Camden and Islington have suffered with inadequate facilities. All of this is now set to change. The project at Bingfield Street is one of six already identified for the first tranche of schemes. There will be many more to come in the future, transforming the quality and availability of primary care for patients in Camden and Islington.”
This series of planned developments for the London Boroughs of Camden and Islington aim to enhance the health and well-being of patients and staff, while being flexible and adaptable in order to meet the changing demands of community-based health and social care and other local services.
Holloway Community Health Centre
Holloway Community Health Centre test to be inserted here.