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BEATS

BEATS is an exercise referral scheme for people with a recurring illness or medical condition who would benefit from a personal exercise programme. It is a partnership between NHS Bury and Bury Leisure. Doctors, practice nurses and specialist health professionals within Bury refer suitable patients to join the BEATS programme.

BEATS is a twelve month programme with a close supervision period for the first twelve weeks. Patients referred to BEATS get advice and support on how to improve their general health and well being through physical activity.  This can take place at home, outdoors or at a local leisure facility.
Address:
Castle Leisure Centre, Bolton Street, Bury, BL9 0EZ
Umbrella org:
NHS Bury and Bury Leisure
Telephone:
0161 253 6668
Opening times:
Monday - Friday 8.45am to 5.00pm
Who is it for:
Anyone with a recurring illness or medical condition
How to apply:
Speak to your GP about accessing the service
Sector:
Public

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