The home can accommodate up to 26 guests. Please speak to a member of the ward/clinic staff about a referral to stay in James Hora Home or call

If a GP wants to refer you for a service or treatment that they think is best for you but is not routinely offered by the NHS, the process is different. A deputy is given this role by the Court of Protection. A deputy can be a family member, friend, carer or member of staff. Children in Knowsley aged between 12 and 16 have routine blood tests taken in the community by Mersey Care instead of Alder Hey Children's Hospital. This service is accessible by appointment only and can be booked by your GP. The following clinic locations and times are available: You can choose which type of appointment you have, which hospital or clinic to use and which specialist team will be in charge of your treatment, as long as they meet your healthcare needs. This is so the nurse can find out as much as possible about you and understand the help you may need while in hospital.

Reasonable adjustments tell people who will look after you in hospital the support you need. We are all different, so it is important you talk about this. You can ask someone to come with you to your appointment, such as a carer, family member or friend. Allow plenty of time for your visit, especially if this is your first appointment. You may have to wait if your healthcare professional's other appointments overrun or they are called away to an emergency. Your appointment All GP practices must provide patients with a blood form when they are requesting or booking a blood appointment. Patients must bring this with them, or we won’t be able to continue the appointment. Current Adult Services

You might be asked to arrange future appointments only when your symptoms or your circumstances change.A cashier’s office is available on the second floor of the main hospital building, outside of the fracture clinic. Toilets

Find the appointment date and time that works best for you from the options available, then choose Select appointment. If your doctor or nurse gives you a prescription you’ll be asked to collect this from the hospital pharmacy or your GP. Please note, as with all NHS prescriptions, you will have to pay a charge unless you are exempt. If you don’t normally pay for your prescriptions, you will need to bring proof of your exemption with you, such as an income support book. NHS.ukoffers more information about paying for prescriptions.There are payphones and direct lines to taxi companies on the ground floor of the main hospital building at the Whitechapel entrance. Restaurant and kiosk