The Live Well Service brings together a team of specialists within GP practices to provide a range of physical, emotional and social support. The Live Well Service for Dorking patients offers a coordinated approach between professionals such as CBT therapists, social prescribers, clinical pharmacists and your GP. The team will work together to develop an […]

As a provider of NHS care, DHC is required to prepare an annual Quality Account. Our Quality Account is a report that provides information about the quality of services we deliver to patients and how we have worked to improve these. The quality of services is measured by looking at patient safety, the effectiveness of […]

We are now recruiting for two exciting new positions of Paramedic Practitioner within Dorking PCN to work together within our established community medical team and with the four practices. This is an excellent opportunity to work in a learning environment helping to develop your role, without an out of hours requirement. You would be a […]

A new service for people who have had COVID-19 and after 6 weeks are still experiencing symptoms. If you are recovering from a confirmed or suspected case of COVID-19 and you did not receive hospital treatment, you can ask your GP to refer you to our new aftercare service at Dorking Hospital. The new service, […]

Are you a patient, or member of the public who would like to help us make decisions and shape our services for the future? We are recruiting for our new Patient Participation Group and we are looking for people who can help us gather views and experiences of DHC Outpatients. Is this for me? You […]

In June, July and Aug, we asked 367 patients to describe their experience with DHC Outpatients. They provided valuable feedback on their experiences with our service, how our staff performed and how they were made to feel. The team at DHC are very pleased to see such a positive response. This word cloud shows the […]

Social Prescribing is now available across the Dorking PCN. Health professionals can refer patients to a range of non-clinical services to help improve health and wellbeing.

The team recently celebrated the ‘DHC Shining Stars Awards’ which was dedicated to those who work so hard for their colleagues and patients.

DHC the NHS and Public Health England (PHE) are extremely well prepared for outbreaks of new infectious diseases. The NHS has put in place measures to ensure the safety of all patients and NHS staff whilst continuing to provide important services.

Read the Summary Report for an overview of DHC implementation of the Equality Delivery System for the NHS Click here to read the full report (PDF)