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The Accessible Information Standard aims to ensure that people who have a disability, impairment or sensory loss:

- can access and understand information about NHS and adult social care services
- receive the communication support they need to use those services

Read the report from our visit to Castle Brook Care Home on 12th June 2025

Many GP surgeries across Warwickshire are moving towards digital services, but not everyone can keep up. While many patients appreciate the convenience of booking appointments online, others feel left behind by the technology. Read our report on what Warwickshire residents are saying about online triage systems.

Read the report from our visit to Linden Grange Care Home on 11th February 2025

We are pleased to share with you our Healthwatch Warwickshire Annual Report for 2024 - 2025.
Read about how we have supported people across Warwickshire with their health and care.

Are you, or do you know, someone who received care in a care home after being discharged from hospital?

Between December 2024 - April 2025 Healthwatch Warwickshire asked a series of questions to people living on the canal network. Working with professionals in Local Primary Care Networks (GPs), local hospital staff, the emergency services, and the Canal & River Trust we wanted to understand if there is a need to improve access to Health Care Services for the Boating Community.

Our aim is to help you, living on a boat, get the information and support you need.

Here are the Board minutes from the Board meeting held in March 2025.

Here are the Board minutes from the Board meeting held in January 2025.

We hold our board meetings bi-monthly. You can read the minutes of each board meeting below.

This is the sixth performance report of our new contract. Every three months we provide a report on our activities, and their impact.

This quarter we received 433 pieces of feedback about local services.

Scroll to the end of this page to read the full report.

Healthwatch Warwickshire are investigating any barriers faced by young people in accessing and receiving care from health services in Warwickshire. This project is aimed at 16-24year olds, an age group expected to manage their health independently. The feedback we have received has shown that whilst many young people are able to navigate their own health journey themselves, for some it is more difficult.