WORK has begun on a brand new, modern healthcare centre in Lillington.
The new healthcare facility will integrate different health professionals and support improved access to services for communities in Lillington.
And following approval of planning permission, work has now started on the new building. The co-produced development will create a new build, two-storey, modern, low carbon healthcare facility.
The development will integrate primary care services alongside a range of community health teams and will support increased access to vital services for the local population.
Deeley Construction will be undertaking the construction on behalf of partners from South Warwickshire University NHS Foundation Trust and their wholly owned subsidiary company, SWFT Clinical Services, Warwick District Council and Coventry and Warwickshire’s Integrated Care System.
The development is expected to be complete in November 2023.
Adam Parchment, Physiotherapy Outpatient Pathway Lead at South Warwickshire University NHS Foundation Trust, said: “I am delighted to be a part of this exciting project and enhance the healthcare offering for communities in Lillington. Working with partners is enabling us to create a facility that will bring together different services and develop new pathways for patients which are personalised to their needs. This will help us improve outcomes for patients, as well as help to signpost to other services.”
While WDC’s health and wellbeing spokeswoman Coun Judith Falp said: “We are very pleased to see that work on this project is underway, which once complete will see the health, wellbeing and community services for Lillington and Cubbington under one roof, which is so vital to serving the growing needs of this area.”
