Fracture Liaison Service

Closure of South Nottinghamshire Fracture Liaison Service


The Fracture Liaison Service (FLS) for South Nottinghamshire (based at East Bridgford Medical Practice) closed in September 2024.

Patients who were using this service were reviewed for consideration of ongoing treatment, either through their GP or another route. New patients will initially be assessed by their GP who will follow local Osteoporosis guidelines. People who are assessed as needing infusions or injections will still be able to receive these, but this will be via another provider.

The City Fracture Liaison Service, which is delivered by Nottingham CityCare Partnership and accessed at City Hospital and Bulwell Riverside, will continue in its current form until March 2026.

A review into the provision for the whole of Nottingham and Nottinghamshire has now started and the aim is to provide equitable bone health support for all our communities across Nottingham and Nottinghamshire for 2026/27. Mid Nottinghamshire, South Nottinghamshire and Bassetlaw do not currently have community-based fracture liaison services.

LocationService prior to 30 September 2024Service post 30 September 2024Service 2026/2027
South NottsInfusion service or injections – accessed at East Bridgford Medical CentreOral service – via GP and Infusions and injections by another provider (to be confirmed)New, equitable service, across whole Nottingham and Nottinghamshire area
CityInfusion service – accessed at City Hospital and Bulwell Riverside (no changes)Infusion service – accessed at City Hospital and Bulwell Riverside (no changes)New, equitable service, across whole Nottingham and Nottinghamshire area
Mid NottsOral service – via GP plus some infusions by Sherwood Forest Hospitals (no changes)Oral service – via GP plus some infusions by Sherwood Forest Hospitals (no changes)New, equitable service, across whole Nottingham and Nottinghamshire area
BassetlawOral service – via GP plus some infusions by Doncaster and Bassetlaw Teaching Hospitals (no changes)Oral service – via GP plus some infusions by Doncaster and Bassetlaw Teaching Hospitals (no changes)New, equitable service, across whole Nottingham and Nottinghamshire area
Table showing bone health provision in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire

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