Supporting and helping those living with dying, death and bereavement and their carers is a priority for BLMK. The well being of families, carers and communities is uppermost in the minds of our health and social care professionals. We want the well being and quality of life to be maintained throughout life and tailor the care we deliver around what matters most. As we review the end of life services that we currently offer, we intend to put the individual and their family at the centre. Participation in the Marie Curie Survey is the first step towards achieving our aim and we would be grateful for your support. Further information on the BLMK End of Life review will be released on this page as our work takes shape.
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20 January 2025
Local people banish the winter blues on Move-It Monday
People of all ages across Bedfordshire, Luton and Milton Keynes will be fighting back against the cold and dreary weather today (Monday 20 January), as…
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17 January 2025
Patients to get more services outside hospital as Bedford practice moves three…
A large Bedford general practice is celebrating after completing its move to new premises, opening up new options for care and treatment outside hospital. The…
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13 January 2025
Stay warm and stay safe this winter with NHS services
Whatever the weather throws at us this winter, and with the forecast remaining cold for at least the next week, it’s good to know that NHS services are available when…
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8 January 2025
Shopping in Centre MK? Come and meet us…
Shoppers hitting the January sales at Centre:MK this weekend will have the opportunity to meet our team as Bedfordshire, Luton and Milton Keynes Integrated Care Board host a health and…
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7 January 2025
The Digitising Social Care programme at Bedfordshire, Luton and Milton Keynes Health and Care Partnership has been supporting care homes in Central Bedfordshire to adopt PainChek – a facial recognition…
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6 January 2025
Beat the cost of living crisis with help towards your health costs
Although most NHS treatment is free, there are still some costs you might need to pay. With many households still struggling with the cost of living, however, you may be…