Occupational Therapy Clinics in the Community
Occupational Therapy Clinics in the Community
**ALL CLINICS ARE CLOSED ON BANK HOLIDAYS**
Monday |
Kingstanding clinic Perry Trees Centre, Dovedale Road, Kingstanding, B23 5BX AM session: 9:30am -12pm; PM session: 12:30pm-2pm Saltley Clinic Saltley Health Centre, 48 Cradock Rd, B8 1RZ, (rear car park entrance) Afternoons only 1pm-3:30pm 21st July- The falls prevention team will be joining us at clinic. They will be providing information and support. Come and speak to your community NHS professionals about ways you can stay well - no need to book, just drop-in! 10am-1pm Rubery Clinic Please note- the clinic is in Hollymoor church NOT the GP surgery. |
Tuesday |
Harborne Clinic Kenrick Centre, Mill Farm Road, Harborne, B17 0QX 10am till 2pm Sutton Clinic United Reformed Church, 1, Brassington Avenue, Sutton Coldfield, B73 6AA AM session: 9:30 –12pm; PM session: 12:30pm- 2pm Bordesley Green Richmond Primary Care Centre 299 Bordesley Green E, Birmingham B33 8TA (Iridium Medical Practice) 1pm-4pm |
Wednesday |
Perry Barr Clinic Spring Housing, 22 Old Walsall Rd, Perry Barr, B42 1DT 9.30am-2pm Erdington Clinic Erdington Health and Wellbeing building (next to Iceland),Witton Housing Association 196 High street, Erdington, B23 6SJ AM session: 10am – 12pm; PM session: 12:30pm-2:30 |
Thursday |
Stirchley Clinic Stirchley baths, Bournville Lane, Stirchley, B30 2JT 10:00am-2pm Lea Village Clinic Welcome change community hub, 316 Kitts Green Road, B33 9SB 10am-2pm Balsall Heath* Hazrat Sultan Bahu Trust, 17-21 Ombersley Road, Balsall Health, B12 8UR Red sign above entrance states 'Islamic help' 10:00am-2:00pm *free parking behind the building on Woodfield Rd Please note that there is one step to access the assessment room so this centre is not ideal for wheelchair access. Please use any other clinic for wheelchair access. |
Friday |
Weoley Castle Clinic Midland Mencap Enterprise Hub, Bottetourt Road, Weoley Castle, B29 5TE 10am-2pm Ladywood Clinic Ladywood Leisure Centre, Ladywood Middleway, B16 8TR 10am-2pm |
Prepare for your assessment at clinic
Please be aware that the service is for Birmingham residents and no assessment or recommendations can be completed for residents with a usual address outside the local authority, thank you.
Please bring along documents for the assessor to note such as:
- Prescription/ list of medications
- Letters which detail any diagnosis or health conditions
- Photos of relevant parts of the property you wish to discuss
Please do not attend clinic if you have an urgent need
If you do have an urgent need; please contact:
Adult Social Care on 0121 303 1234
** We cannot provide walking aids or housing assessments at clinic. For walking aids, please contact your GP. For housing needs please contact the housing team on: 0121 303 7410 / housingoptions@birmingham.gov.uk. To register for social housing, please go to: Home - Birmingham City Council
Will everyone who attends be seen at Clinic?
Not necessarily no. There may be times when OT clinics are very busy and not everyone can be seen, even if arriving before 2pm, there may be the possibility that, in these circumstances the clinic would be at capacity and you would be asked to attend on another day, at a different clinic or to call the contact centre.
Thank you for your understanding.
Unforeseen Clinic closures
Some venues may be closed at short notice for various reasons including adverse weather. Please check here for updates on clinic closures.
Falls Prevention Drop-in Sessions
A number of fall prevention drop-in sessions are being run to support people who are at risk of falling to provide information and support to help them feel safer and move more confidently.
The free offer includes:
- 3-hour drop-in sessions with local NHS Professionals
- Walking stick tip (known as ferrules) checks and replacement
- Referrals to specialist falls services
Please see our Preventing Falls at Home page for details.