News and reports

Every month during the pandemic, we have been sharing with decision makers what life is really like for you right now.

Throughout the pandemic, we have been talking to Care Homes across Medway to understand how they are coping.

Every month, we share with you the stories that we're hearing from people in Medway about how they are coping

According the NHS guidance, every Care Home in England should now have a dedicated GP surgery assigned to it.

We know that more people than ever before have been looking after someone during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Ever since March, we have been gathering feedback from Medway residents about how they have been coping.

During Covid, we've heard from hundreds of people about how they have been coping. Many people have talked to us about the difficulties they've had to see their GP with many surgeries offering telephone or online appointments.

Our annual report is now published for you all to read, so if you want to know a bit more about what we do and what we have achieved, take a look.

This week is Deaf Awareness Week. To celebrate we are publishing the feedback we heard from the Deaf community in Medway.

Recently we have revisited the Community Mental Health clinics to see what changes have been made since our first reports.

Children and young people from across Medway have been sharing their stories with us about their experiences of health and social care services.

In May 2019, we spoke to 38 people in the antenatal unit about their
experience.