We store cookies on your device to make this website work. We would also like to use analytics cookies. These collect and send information about how our site is used to services such as Google Analytics. We use this information to improve our site. If you accept these additional cookies, a cookie will be stored to save your choice. You can update your consent to using these cookies at any time.
Cookie types explained
Essential: Essential cookies enable basic functionality and are necessary for the website to work properly.
Analytics: Analytic cookies collect information anonymously. This information helps us to understand how our visitors use our website.
When you are recovering from a long term musculoskeletal condition, it is quite normal to experience a flare up of symptoms which may result in a temporary setback.
If this happens, please follow…
Contact:
The Appointments centre (01484 355370) and ask for an Advice Line appointment or to speak to a Rheumatology Nurse if you have the following symptoms:
New sun sensitive rash, red…
Contact:
The Appointments centre (01484 355370) and ask for an Advice Line appointment or to speak to a Rheumatology Nurse if you have the following symptoms:
Occurrence of worsening back…
Contact:
The Appointments centre (01484 355370) and ask for an Advice Line appointment or to speak to a Rheumatology Nurse if you have the following symptoms:
Recurrence of new onset…
Contact:
The Appointments centre (01484 355370) and ask for an Advice Line appointment or to speak to a Rheumatology Nurse if you have the following symptoms:
Occurrence of NEW onset joint…
It is quite normal for stammers to come and go in young children.
To reduce the struggle in your child’s speech, we advise that you use the strategies provided by the stammer team and those in…
Even when you are managing your condition, it is common for you to experience temporary setbacks. If this happens, please follow the guidance below
Women's Health
t3://page?uid=1775
If you…
Even when you are managing your condition, it is common for you to experience temporary setbacks. If this happens, please follow the guidance below
Women's Health
t3://page?uid=1775
If you…
Free Choice
Patients can choose to be treated by any provider that meets NHS eligibility criteria. This means that wherever you live in England you can choose to attend CHFT for your…
The Clinical Assessment Service looks after your referral to Calderdale & Huddersfield NHS Foundation Trust.
When your GP refers you to a service at the hosptial a…
*** PLEASE NOTE!! IF YOU ARE A MEMBER OF STAFF AT CHFT YOU CANNOT BECOME A PUBLIC MEMBER AS YOU ARE A MEMBER OF THE STAFF CONSTITUENCY ***
We try to ensure that our membership community is as…
I would like to become a member and be able to influence the future of my local hospitals and:
receive regular updates on news and developments at my local hospitals attend (optional) annual…
Whilst every attempt is made to ensure the safety and accuracy of information on this site, we disclaim all liability for the content of this site. In addition, we can not be held liable for the…
We provide a whole range of services in our two main hospitals, as well as many out in the community.
Please see the right of the page the the clinical and non-clinical services we offer.
You…
Here at Calderdale and Huddersfield NHS Foundation Trust we want to save more lives… with your help.
We are steadily increasing the number of organ donations yet know that much, much more could be…
Janette Roberts
Membership councillor Janette Roberts understands very well the ordeal many families go through while waiting for donor organs to become available as her husband Richard died while…
It is very easy. Click on the link below and very importantly tell your family and relatives about your wishes and that you have signed up to the register. Remember, every year thousands of lives…
During your stay in our hospital, you and your visitors will be met by a variety of staff members with a wide range of professional, social and cultural backgrounds. We expect our staff to treat you…
Mobile Phones
Mobile phones can be used on public corridors, but they must be switched off in clinical areas as they can interfere with medical equipment. Mobile phones are considered “in use”…
Mobile phones
Mobile phones can be used on public corridors, but they must be switched off in clinical areas as they can interfere with medical equipment. Mobile phones are considered “in use”…
