Integrated falls and bone health service

Services at St John's Therapy Centre | Updated 20 Mar 2026

The Integrated Falls and Bone Health Service (IF&BHS) is a team that comprises of a variety of health professionals with a special interest in Falls and Bone Health. These are primarily physiotherapists and occupational therapists working in conjunction with exercise facilitators and rehabilitation assistants. An open access and self-referral service, …
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Homeless, refugee and asylum seeker services

| Updated 6 May 2016

The Homeless, Refugee and Asylum team is part of the Children & Families division of Community Services, Wandsworth. The team delivers a separate service to homeless families and also to asylum seekers and refugees, and offers these clients inclusion into health services. An appropriate health visiting service is provided that …
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Wandsworth Community Neuro Team

Services at St John's Therapy Centre | Updated 4 May 2023

Wandsworth Community Neuro Team (WCNT) is based at St John’s Therapy Centre in Battersea. It is a specialist inter-disciplinary therapy team offering neurological rehabilitation and disability management to people with an acquired neurological condition. The WCNT comprises of Physiotherapy, Occupational Therapy, Speech and Language Therapy, Clinical Nurse Specialist, Clinical Neuro …
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Community services

| Updated 18 Sep 2024

We provide a full range of community services to patients for people who live and work in Wandsworth, making sure people can manage their health better by accessing the services they need closer to where they live and work, and in their homes.
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Diabetes and endocrinology

Diabetes and endocrinology

Services at Queen Mary's Hospital, St George's Hospital, St John's Therapy Centre | Updated 9 Dec 2025

Our Diabetes and Endocrinology departments, located at St George’s Hospital, Queen Mary’s Hospital, and St John’s Therapy Centre, specialise in managing diabetes and hormonal disorders.
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Medical Microbiology

Medical Microbiology

Services at St George's Hospital | Updated 20 Mar 2026

The Medical Microbiology and Virology Consultants are part of the Infection Care Group and work alongside their Consultant Infectious Diseases Colleagues Clinical activities of the Consultant Medical Microbiologists include: Advice to hospital medical staff and GPs on the tests available to detect infection. Advice and guidance on treatment of infections …
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Checking for structural anomalies

Checking for structural anomalies

Services at St George's Hospital | Updated 7 Jan 2026

Anomaly scan An anomaly scan is done at 21-23 weeks to check the anatomy of the baby, the baby’s growth and normal placental position. We look for normal structures in the baby’s brain, face, spine, heart, stomach, bowel, kidneys and links. If we find any structural defects we will explain …
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Emergency Department (A&E)

Emergency Department (A&E)

Services at St George's Hospital | Updated 15 Jun 2026 | Tags: a and e a&e Accident Accident & Emergency Accident and Emergency ED emergency Emergency Department

Our busy, modern Emergency Department operates 24/7, providing emergency medical care to approximately 150,000 patients annually.
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The Wheelchair Service and Rehabilitation Engineering

| Updated 14 Jan 2025

This service provides wheelchairs, buggies, pressure distributing cushions and associated special seating for people of all ages with a permanent disability affecting their ability to walk. It is an ‘open access’ service and registered clients can contact therapists for information and advice as necessary. The Wheelchair Service is based at …
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Fluoroscopy

Services at Queen Mary's Hospital | Updated 20 Nov 2014

The Video-fluoroscopy Service (VFS) is a specialist service used for assessment, diagnosis and management of swallowing in a range of client populations where the suspected condition or disease process impacts on swallow function and may result in a risk of death, pneumonia, dehydration, malnutrition and psychological issues related to discomfort …
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