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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 12 month programme with a close supervision period for the first 12 weeks. Patients referred to BEATS get advice & support on how to improve general health and well being through physical activity. This can take place at home, outdoors or at a local leisure facility.

BEATS is a free service which is able to offer discounted rates at Leisure facilities across Bury. Monday to Friday, Office Hours 9am-5pm.Evening appointments are available at Castle Leisure Centre on Mondays & Tuesday's and early morning appointments during the week also.

The team are fully trained to help to support with conditions such as cardiovascular disease, COPD – chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, cancer, mental health, neurological disease such as Parkinsons, obesity, diabetes, mental health, Stroke and Fall Prevention.
Address:
Castle Leisure Centre, Bolton Street, Bury, BL9 0EZ
Umbrella org:
NHS Bury and Bury Leisure
Contact name:
Shelley Caulfield
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:
Complete an online form: https://www.bury.gov.uk/index.aspx?articleid=14878
Sector:
Public

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