Health Authorities
- Lincolnshire & Leicester Area Team – 0116 2060185
- Clinical Commissioning Group Louth Office – 01507 600100 ext 1252
Hospitals
- Diana Princess of Wales Hospital, Grimsby – 030 3330 6999
- Lincoln County – 01522 512512
- Louth County – 01507 600100
- Pilgrim Hospital, Boston – 01205 364801
Louth Pharmacies
- Boots, Mercer Row – 01507 602578
- Local Boots, Eastgate – 01507 603527
- Pharmacy Wise (Formerly Kenwick Pharmacy) – 01507 604444
- Lincoln Co-Op, formerly Selles – 01507 603130
Miscellaneous
- AA 24-Hour Helpline – 0800 9177650
- Age UK – 01507 355961
- Addaction – Substance & Drug Misuse – 01522 305518
- Antenatal Assessment Centre – 01522 573138
- Community Psychiatric Nurse – 01507 607383
- Lincoln Family Planning Clinic (Vasectomy Service) – 01522 514814
- Midwife Message Service – 01507 631210/01472875548
- Police – 01507 604744
- Relate – 0300 1001 234
- Samaritans – 01522 528282
- Social Services – 01507 600800
- SPA (Single Point of Access) District Nurses – 01507 631377
- Voluntary Car Service – 01507 609535
- Wheelchair Transport – 01522 793816
- NSL Care Transport Services – 0843 357 1556
Non emergency transport services:
NSL Care Services. This is free of charge service which is available to patients living in Lincolnshire. On phoning this number (0808 164 3030), you will be able to discuss your requirements, to identify whether you able to access this service.
Voluntary car service:
This service is available to living in Lincolnshire but please be aware that there will be a charge for this service. Please contact this phone number (01507 609535) to discuss your requirements.
MyType 1 Diabetes: Support for Diabetic Adults
MyType1Diabetic, provided by MyWay Digit Health, includes tailored advice and information created by NHS experts in diabetes. Adults with Type 1 diabetes can use this platform to access lots of information about diabetes, including videos, leaflets and eLearning courses, to learn and understand more about their Type1 diabetes and increase their confidence in how to manage it.
Adult with Type 1 diabetes can access the service directly by visiting myType1diabetes.nhs.uk and creating a free account.
