The Teams are made up of Health Visitors, Nursery Nurses and Support Workers. MODERATION
This site is not a public forum.
Our aim is to promote health & prevent ill-health by working together with the parents of pre-school age children in order to assist them in providing their children the best start in life. The Inverclyde Health Visiting team covers all the way from Wemyss Bay to Kilmacolm and is comprised of 4 teams, our teams are based in Greenock, Station View, Port Glasgow and Gourock. Our aim is to promote he
alth and prevent ill-health by working together with the parents of pre-school age children in order to assist them in providing their children the best start in life. We offer support and advice in relation to health, growth and development, and parenting, and connect families with local services and resources. It is a site to provide parents with information relating to their child’s health and development.
***The page is not monitored. ***
We encourage likes, shares and from time to time we may publish a survey or poll to ask you about your views and experiences relating to our service. Individual clients or complaints with local NHS services will not be discussed via this page. CONTACTING YOUR HEALTH VISITOR
If you need to contact your Health Visitor, please telephone the single point of access telephone number 07773 086609 where you can either leave a message or speak with one of our admin team who will take a message and pass this to the relevant Health Visitor for you. SEEKING MEDICAL ADVICE
If your child is unwell then please contact your GP surgery or NHS 24 on 111 if it is out of hours.If it is an emergency you can contact the ambulance service on 999.
***We may share links to reputable sites to share content and information. We will also share helpful content from other sites without providing links to wider content as some of these sites advertise commercial products such as courses and/or merchandise. Including this content on our page should not be considered an endorsement or recommendation for any products or services that may be available to purchase.***
24/04/2026
🔸Brushing your teeth is an important part of your oral hygiene routine. 🦷 🪥
🔸Daily brushing and cleaning between your teeth is important because it removes plaque.
🔸If the plaque isn’t removed, it builds up and can cause tooth decay and gum disease.
🔸You should brush your teeth at least twice a day. 🔸Toothbrushes should be replaced every 3-4 months, or when the bristles get worn or frayed.
For more information ℹ️ follow the links below ⬇️
We'd love your feedback on: Inverclyde HSCP Oral Health Team
Please share your feedback via the Care Opinion Website: careopinion.org.uk/go/4866/oralhealth or scan the QR code below
Care opinion is an independent website. It is safe and simple for people to share honest feedback about their care.
Your feedback is invaluable!
24/04/2026
Hey everyone! 👋
We'd love your feedback on: Inverclyde HSCP Health Visiting
Please share your feedback via the
Care Opinion Website: careopinion.org.uk/go/4868/healthvisiting
or scan the QR code below
Care opinion is an independent website. It is safe and simple for people to share honest feedback about their care.
Your feedback is invaluable!
24/04/2026
❤️🥰 you can’t spoil them with love ❤️
23/04/2026
Looking for a happier, healthier family routine? 🍏✨
Parenting is a tough job, but you don’t have to do it alone! Early Years Scotland Inverclyde is bringing the HENRY program to families across the Inverclyde.
Whether you’re struggling with a fussy eater or just want to save money on the weekly shop, these FREE workshops are designed by experts to give you practical, stress-free tips. Early Years Scotland
Scan the QR code or call 📞 Louise for more information ℹ️
23/04/2026
Ways to support your child’s mental health ❤️
23/04/2026
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23/04/2026
❤️Letting children grow up at their own pace 🙌🏻 is so important.❤️
❤️Every child is unique and different.
❤️As much as parents might want to hurry their little ones to the next stage of development, most children follow the same general growth and development pattern that can't be changed much.
❤️Child development experts say it's not possible to get a child to progress to a new stage of development before he or she is ready. And progress can differ by weeks or even months among children of the same age. As long as the child progresses and develops new skills as time goes on, then he or she is fine, even if he or she skips a step.
22/04/2026
Today we’re celebrating National Administrative Professionals Day and recognising the dedication of our admin colleagues across NHSGGC and our HSCPs 🩵
Here in Inverclyde our administrative teams play a vital role in supporting patient pathways, managing referrals, ensuring accurate data, and enabling clinical and managerial teams to deliver safe, effective care every day.
Thank you for everything you do 👏 🩷🥰
22/04/2026
Love this, kindest is a super power 💜💚
22/04/2026
Domestic abuse can be subtle and can happen to anyone it can take the form of negative comments which can affect your confidence and self-worth. Help is available.
Please reach out to someone you trust. Speak to your Health Visitor, GP or contact the national domestic abuse helpline 0808 2000247.
22/04/2026
Every child meets their developmental milestones at their own pace.
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The Inverclyde Health Visiting team covers all the way from Wemyss Bay to Kilmacolm and is comprised of 4 teams, our teams are based in Greenock, Station View, Port Glasgow and Gourock. The Teams are made up of Health Visitors, Nursery Nurses and Support Workers.
Our aim is to promote health and prevent ill-health by working together with the parents of pre-school age children in order to assist them in providing their children the best start in life. We offer support and advice in relation to health, growth and development, and parenting, and connect families with local services and resources.
Moderation
This site is not a public forum. It is a site to provide parents with information relating to their child’s health and development. The page is not monitored. Please do not leave any comments.
We encourage likes, shares and from time to time we may publish a survey or poll to ask you about your views and experiences relating to our service. Individual clients or complaints with local NHS services will not be discussed via this page.
If you need to contact your Health Visitor, please telephone the single point of access telephone number 07773 086609 where you can either leave a message or speak with one of our admin team who will take a message and pass this to the relevant Health Visitor for you.
Seeking Medical Advice
If your child is unwell then please contact your GP surgery or NHS 24 on 111 if it is out of hours.If it is an emergency you can contact the ambulance service on 999.
