Inspire News
National Institute for Health and Care Research
At Inspire Health, we are an active research practice that gives patients the opportunity to participate in various research studies. Some studies communicate information through text messages, so patients may receive study-related information via text from Inspire Health.
In the upcoming months, Inspire Health will be involved in several studies covering different topics. We want to assure all our patients that their personal information is secure and cannot be accessed by the study teams unless the patient explicitly consents to participate in a particular study.
Derbyshire County Council Gold Card
Derbyshire County Council is trialling a new Disabled plus Companion Gold Card for those that are unable to travel alone. It's a travel, discount and library card for older people and people with certain disabilities. Free bus travel Gold Card currently allows you to travel free, on local buses, throughout Derbyshire, from 9.30am up to 11pm on weekdays, and at any time during weekends and on bank holidays. Library card Your Derbyshire Gold Card can also be used as a library card at all Derbyshire Libraries. Just hand it to a member of library staff the first time you want to use it and they'll register your details. For further information please follow the link below:
Travel Derbyshire On Demand
Free Transport to Weston Park and Back.
Weston Park Cancer Charity are delighted to be able to expand their free bus service, which will help to reach so many more people who might otherwise struggle to get to appointments.
With pick-ups available from Chesterfield, the service runs
Monday to Friday, twice daily.
New Patient Check-In System
Our new patient check-in screens are designed to cut down the queues at reception and improve the speed of confirming you have arrived for your appointment. You can either enter your details on the check-in system screen, or use our innovative contactless QR code option.
Help from the IPG (Formerly PPG)
As a practice, we meet routinely with our Inspire Patient Group to discuss themes from patients and make improvements to our services.
As our new appointment system has now been in place for a month, we met with the IPG to give us feedback from their list of patients registered with IPG on how the system is working.