Who we are and our services

The graphic displays a green map of the United Kingdom on the left. Next to it is a large, zoomed-in circle showing the East Midlands region. In this zoomed area, Nottinghamshire is highlighted in blue in the centre. It is surrounded by the counties of South Yorkshire, Derbyshire, Lincolnshire, and Leicestershire.

The map uses three numbered rings to show different levels of care:

1. Local Care (Blue): This inner ring covers Nottinghamshire.
2. Regional services (Orange): This middle ring reaches into the neighbouring counties.
3. National specialist services (Green): This outer ring covers the entire United Kingdom.

Lines point from the map to a list of specific clinics and hospitals on the right side of the image.

Local Care Services (Blue). These services are located within Nottinghamshire:

• Sherwood Oaks Hospital
• Retford Primary Care Centre
• Blossomwood Unit
• Ashfield Health and Wellbeing Centre
• Highbury Hospital
• Hopewood
• The Wells Road Centre
• Lings Bar Hospital
• Stapleford Care Centre

Regional Services (Orange). These services are located in nearby counties:

• Wathwood Hospital (Medium Secure Unit) in South Yorkshire
• Arnold Lodge (Medium Secure Unit) in Leicestershire

National Specialist Services (Green). These services serve the whole country but are based in Nottinghamshire:

• Nottingham Centre for Transgender Health
• Rampton High Secure Hospital. This includes:
  • The National High Secure Deaf Service
  • The National High Secure Learning Disability Service
  • The National High Secure Health Service for Women.