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Specialist Nursing

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Specialist Nursing

Specialist Nurses use their broad expertise and experience of assessing and treating a wide range of conditions to deliver responsive health and social care to older adults. Their versatility makes them exceptionally well placed to monitor the health of older people with a long-term condition on an on-going basis. The combination of a thorough needs assessment, regular home visits and training of both family and professional carers, allows the specialist nurse to keep a finger on the pulse at all times, to anticipate and prevent psychological or physical health issues, and to tackle emerging issues before they turn into crises.

The specialist nurse builds a close relationship with the patient and their family, and is the linchpin of the multi-professional care team, forming the cement between the diagnosing and treating consultant, the various therapists and the professional carers.

Vivien Ziwocha

Nurse Consultant

Colette Griffin-Chapman

Nurse Consultant

Let us help you find the right specialist.

Call us now on 0203 7000 163.

Smarter, faster, easier and
more thorough healthcare.

Expert

We have the best consultants and other specialists dedicated to the health of older people.

Fast

We aim for our specialists to see you within a matter of days, and within 24 hours for urgent appointments.

Flexible

We fit our service around you. Planning your appointments where and when suits you best.

Comprehensive

We are committed to
giving you the most thorough assessment, treatment and care.

How we can help.

Because we are the specialists in health for older adults, we can offer all the expertise you need from one source.

We usually visit you at home, or alternatively can see you at our Consulting Rooms. We aim to arrange all appointments within a matter of days.

Clear and simple pricing.

First appointment up to 90 minutes, priced at £150.

Further appointments at £100 up to 60 minutes, £50 up to 30 minutes.

Home visit supplements starting from £35.

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  • The nurse was extremely informative, with a sensitive approach, which was delightful.
    Edita – daughter and carer
  • The fact that you promised to tailor your service around my mother and give full and constant support was very attractive and not something we had come across previously.
    Matt – son and carer
  • The hour that I spent with the nurse was priceless since she both understood my problems and was able to fill in some of the gaps that I needed advice and help with.
    Mary – wife and carer
  • Gwyn Grout has been very helpful and supportive of my mother & family and has co-ordinated her care very well. She has been objective and listens well to the difficulties we have experienced.
    Michael – son and carer

    Vivien Ziwocha

    Vivien Ziwocha graduated from the University of Greenwich with an Honours degree in Health Management. She is a Registered Mental Health Nurse with experience of working with older adults, learning disabilities and complex mental health rehabilitation. In her most recent regional role, she took a lead role in developing the Dementia Voice Nurse Service nationally for Housing and Care 21. Her management experience spans from hospital management, nursing care to housing and domiciliary care. This augmented her passion to develop integrated care services for people living with Dementia.

    Lisa Bradbury

    Lisa is a registered mental health nurse with over 20 years experience working with adults and older adults and has just completed an MSc in Clinical Leadership at Kingston University. She has extensive experience both as a clinician and senior manager within inpatient and community settings including memory services. Lisa is passionate about delivering a high quality and effective service to people and carers living with dementia.

    Lisa is able to provide:

    • Holistic thorough nursing assessments and person centred care plan development
    • Practical advice and support to promote independence and wellbeing
    • Extensive nursing assessments such as Health Needs Assessments and assessments for NHS funded care
    • Post diagnostic counselling
    • Individual Cognitive Stimulation sessions
    • Monitoring of  health in order to anticipate and act quickly to prevent deterioration in psychological wellbeing and physical health

    Colette Griffin-Chapman

    Colette Griffin-Chapman graduated from the University of Surrey with a degree in mental health nursing. As a registered mental health nurse she has experience in working with adults, learning disabilities and older adults. She is specialised in dementia care and recently took the lead on completing a protocol and training package for a Dementia therapy programme. Her experience spans from inpatient services to community rehabilitation and most recently community assessment and treatment for people living with Dementia. She is passionate about delivering a high standard of nursing care to promote wellbeing throughout the dementia journey. 

    Colette is able to provide:

    • Holistic thorough nursing assessments and person centred care plan development
    • Practical advice and support to promote independence and wellbeing
    • Extensive nursing assessments such as Health Needs Assessments and assessments for NHS funded care
    • Post diagnostic counselling
    • Individual Cognitive Stimulation sessions
    • Monitoring of  health in order to anticipate and act quickly to prevent deterioration in psychological wellbeing and physical health

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