Lincolnshire Community Health Services NHS Trust

20/02/2026

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19/02/2026

A new community cardiology website has been launched this week to support people across Lincolnshire living with heart conditions.

The new website, available at www.lincolnshirecommunitycardiology.nhs.uk, brings together clear and reliable information about community cardiology services, cardiac rehabilitation and heart failure management – all in one accessible place.

Designed for patients, carers and families, the website provides practical advice, educational resources and signposting to local services, helping people to better understand their condition and feel more confident in managing their heart health.

The website is owned and run by Lincolnshire Community Health Services NHS Trust (LCHS) and supports the Trust’s ongoing work to improve access to information, promote self-management and enhance patient experience across community cardiology services.
February is recognised nationally as Heart Month, making it a fitting time to launch a digital resource focused on caring for hearts and supporting people on their recovery journey. This reflects the Trust’s commitment to helping local communities look after what matters most.

Mo Bullen, Cardiac Rehabilitation Nurse Specialist and Team Lead at LCHS, said:
“Having a dedicated, easy-to-use resource will make a real difference for our cardiac rehabilitation and heart failure patients, as well as their families and carers.
“The website gives people access to trusted information and support whenever they need it, and it complements the care we provide by helping patients feel informed, reassured and empowered throughout their recovery.
“Our service is very much focused on enabling patients to self-manage their condition, return to everyday life or slow down the progress of the disease. By visiting the new website, patients will be able to see what’s on offer, including our rehabilitation programme, exercise programme for cardiac patients, as well as support via the virtual ward and virtual clinics.”

18/02/2026

Have you or someone close to you been affected by cancer in Lincolnshire?
We are reviewing mental and emotional wellbeing support for people affected by cancer and want to hear about your experience.
📝 Share your views here: lincolnshire.icb.nhs.uk/psycho-oncology

Have you or someone close to you been affected by cancer in Lincolnshire?

We are reviewing mental and emotional wellbeing support for people affected by cancer and want to hear about your experience.

📝 Share your views here: lincolnshire.icb.nhs.uk/psycho-oncology

18/02/2026

When you need help, A&E might seem like the obvious choice. But there are many quick and easy ways to get NHS help for non-emergencies.

For urgent medical help, you can access NHS 111 by calling, going online or by using the NHS App.

Get the right care, in the right place, at the right time – and help free-up emergency services for those who need them most this winter.

15/02/2026

GLiSH is here support our LGBTQ community with
✔️Free, confidential STI testing
✔️Friendly, inclusive, judgement free support
✔️Expert advice tailored to your needs
✔️A welcoming space for everyone, however you identify

Love smart, love safe this Valentine’s Day

15/02/2026

This week's goes to the Urgent Treatment Centre at Skegness and District Hospital. 💙

"All the people I spoke to were kind, patient and understanding. They got me help as soon as possible for my needs."

08/02/2026

This week's goes to Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy.💚

"The physiotherapist was patient and listened to me. They gave very clear instructions on exercise to do to strengthen the muscle problem. Nothing could have been done to improve my experience."

04/02/2026

Whether you’re living with cancer, supporting a loved one, or simply worried about symptoms, you’re not alone.
Our Macmillan Cancer Information & Support Centres in Lincolnshire offer free, confidential advice for anyone affected by cancer — patients, family members, friends, or carers.

Drop in for:
Emotional support
Reliable, accessible information
Guidance on treatment, side effects, and services
Help with practical worries, including finances
Signposting to local support groups

Centres available in:
Boston Pilgrim Hospital
Lincoln County Hospital
Grantham and District Hospital

This World Cancer Day, take a moment to reach out, ask questions, and get the support you need. No appointment required. www.ulh.nhs.uk/services/macmillan

01/02/2026

This week's goes to our Urgent Treatment Centre in Boston. 🧡

"I was treated with care and in a timely manner. The relevant action taken quickly, and I was taken up to ward very quickly."

30/01/2026

Need urgent care but want to avoid long waits? Download WaitLess!

The WaitLess app shows real-time waiting times, queue numbers & travel times at local urgent care services.

👉 Download now in your App store TODAY! lincolnshire.icb.nhs.uk/choosewell

25/01/2026

This week's goes to our Leg Ulcer Service. 💗

"I found the nurses, respectful and professional at all times. Most importantly my wound has healed well without complications."

23/01/2026

Please help shape the care for Functional Neurological Dsorders in Lincolnshire by completing the survey 👇

📣 Help shape a new FND Strategy for Lincolnshire

We’re inviting people living with FND, and those who support them, to share their views and help shape future services.

📝 Take our short survey: lincolnshire.icb.nhs.uk/fnd