NHS Berkshire West Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG)

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INFORMATION GUIDES FOR FAMILIES DURING LOCKDOWN FROM BERKSHIRE WEST CCG APRIL 2020 ~ COVID-19 all guides can be viewed from downloads or by visiting www.berkshirewestsafeguardingchildrenpartnership.org.uk/scp/helping-you/coronavirus

To find out more about the 5 Ways 5 Days NHS Challenge visit www.berkshirewestccg.nhs.uk/5ways-5days-nhs-challenge

NHS Berkshire West Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) is a group of GP practices in Berkshire West. The CCG was established on 1 April 2018, following the merger of Newbury, Wokingham, North and West Reading and South Reading CCGs.

The CCG is made up of member GP Practices across the whole locality, serving a population of 528,000 people. It is responsible for planning and purchasing your local health services. Commissioning is the process of assessing local health needs, identifying the services required to meet those needs and then buying those services from a wide range of healthcare providers, which can include hospitals, community-based services, ambulance services and a variety of voluntary and community sector organisations.

Who to contact

Telephone: Tel: 0118 950 3094
Website: NHS Berkshire West CCG; 5Ways 5Days NHS Callenge

Where to go

Name: NHS Berkshire West CCG
Address: 57-59
Bath Road
Reading
Postcode: RG30 2BA

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