Contact us
Four Elms Road, Edenbridge, TN8 6FY
Reception is open Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm.
Phone number
Main reception: 01732 865055
Site lead: Sherree Kempton.
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Services offered at the health centre
- Wellbeing day centre
- Midwifery (including antenatal and postnatal care)
- Community nurses
- Wound care centre
- One You Kent weight loss and lifestyle improvement services
- Outpatient clinics:
- dermatology
- ear, nose and throat
- orthopaedics
- Parkinson’s support
- podiatry
- physiotherapy
- heart failure clinics
- Continence service
- Care of the elderly.
Please note there may be other services at this location, including services not provided by KCHFT.
Wellbeing day centre
Centre lead: Rebecca Thompson
The wellbeing centre is in Edenbridge Memorial Health Centre and welcomes people with long-term conditions, dementia and elderly people who need support to better care for themselves.
To be eligible to attend you must be registered with a medical practice in west Kent.
Referrals to attend the day centre can come from a doctor, a healthcare professional or neighbouring community hospital.
Following a referral, a member of the wellbeing centre team will arrange an assessment; this will provide them with information relating to your needs. It’s also an opportunity to discuss the criteria to attend and how the wellbeing centre can support.
There is plenty of free parking available at the health centre if a friend or relative is able to provide transport. Subject to transport criteria transport may be available but there is minimal availability.
A therapeutic programme of care and activities is offered. This includes topical discussions, daily national newspapers, quizzes and games, craft and gardening. Clients benefit from social interaction, while the centre offers some respite for carers and relatives. A pet therapy dog will attend weekly to meet and greet you.
The wellbeing centre nursing team will carry out regular minor observations and health checks, including blood pressure and can support you to find out more about other health and social care providers.
At present, the wellbeing centre team needs to plan in advance and know numbers attending to make sure the centre can accommodate everyone comfortably.
A hot lunch and refreshments are provided at a cost.
Opening times
Monday, Wednesday and Thursday, 10am to 2.30pm
Tuesday, 10am to 2pm
Wellbeing day centre: 01233 563002
Contact us
Four Elms Road, Edenbridge, TN8 6FY
Reception is open Monday to Friday, 8am to 5.30pm.
Phone number
Main reception: 01732 865055
Site lead: Sherree Kempton.
A hub for wellbeing
The wellbeing hub, a new addition to Edenbridge, is a hub for health and social care collaboration. It provides services to promote self-management, prevention, and health optimisation.
Current programmes include:
The wound care centre: Specialising in complex cases with support from the Tissue Viability Team.
One You Kent: Helping individuals make positive lifestyle changes, including weight management, healthy eating, and mental health improvement.
Ageing well clinic: A one-stop clinic for residents over 65, A proactive service targeting residents over 65, offering health and wellbeing assessments that focus on supporting health, mobility and independence.
Parking and facilities at the health centre
Free parking on site.
The site is fully accessible and has a hearing loop installed.
GP services provided by Edenbridge Medical Practice
Phone number: 01732 865055
Want to book a GP appointment? Visit edenbridgemedicalpractice.nhs.uk
The GP practice offers face-to-face, phone and video appointments. There are 11 consultation rooms, two nurse consultation rooms and a treatment room.
Opening times:
Monday to Friday, 8am to 6.30pm
- Dispensary: 8.30am to 1pm then 2 to 6.30pm
- Phlebotomy: 8.30am to 5pm
- Clinic times: 9am to 5pm
Minor injury service
The GP surgery also offers a walk-in minor injury service. The service is open from Monday to Friday, 8.30am to 6.30pm, excluding bank holidays. There is no x-ray available.
The service is for minor injuries only. For illnesses and other medical problems please speak to your GP, phone NHS 111 or visit our urgent treatment page to find your nearest alternative.
What can I be treated for at this service?
- Injuries (with no obvious deformities/bones sticking out) to arms and legs, fingers, toes, knees.
- Sprains and strains.
- Minor head injuries with no loss of consciousness, not on blood thinners and not with foreign bodies in situ.
- Removal of easily visible objects from ears/nose.
- Abscesses/bites.
- New cuts and wounds.
- Small burns or scalds.
- Small eye injuries and objects in the eye (not in the eyeball).
We cannot treat:
- any illness or ailments
- major trauma
- suspected heart attacks or cardiac chest pain
- strokes
- head injury while on anticoagulant medication
- any potential bony injury or fractures – no X-ray available.
- pregnancy issues, for example, labour/breathing issues/chest pain/lack of baby movement
- social problems
- drug or alcohol-related problems
- mental health conditions
- dental issues
- management of long term/chronic conditions
- second opinion on an ongoing condition
- routine repeat prescriptions
- abdominal (tummy) pain.
We cannot treat patients under one-year-old.
Compliments for the service
The team at Edenbridge takes pride in delivering high quality care for our patients. We are always happy to receive compliments or you can tell us about anything we could have done better.
- You can give your feedback anytime online.
Friends of Edenbridge Memorial Health Centre
Chairman: Simon Morrison
01732 862137
info@ehlof.org.uk