We support children and young people with additional needs, developmental concerns, medical and long-term health conditions, learning and physical disabilities.
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Services we provide
The Integrated Community Paediatric Service (ICPS) brings together many services that support children and families. These include:
- Audiology
- Community children’s nursing
- Child and family psychology
- Medical services
- Occupational therapy
- Physiotherapy
- Speech and language therapy
- Suffolk Communication Aids Resource Centre (SCARC)
We may also work with other teams and services depending on your child’s needs.
ICPS referral information for professionalsContact the team
If you need to contact a specific team within the Integrated Community Paediatric Service (ICPS), please visit that team’s page for their contact details.
For general enquiries or if you’re not sure which service you need, please contact:
East Suffolk – St Helen’s House reception: 01473 321200
West Suffolk – Bury Child Development Centre: 01284 741700
Useful contacts
| Name | Title | Contact |
|---|---|---|
| Louise Adams | Child and family psychology service lead | 01394 389200 |
| Chris Hawley | Children's physiotherapy service lead | East 01473 321220 West 01284 741786 |
| Isobel Crichton-Smith | Children's speech and language therapy service lead | East 01473 321225 West 01284 741732 |
| Jemima Phillpot | Paediatric audiology service lead | East 01473 321208 West 01284 775042 |
| Jane Betteridge | Specialist children’s nursing team lead | East 01473 275320 West 01284 741754 |
| Claire Peters-Finch | Business manager East | 01473 321211 |
| Sonia Jones | Business manager West | 01284 741731 |
| Jane Dolan | Children's occupational therapy service lead | 01284 741714 |
| Della Chubb | SCARC service lead | 01473 744223 |
| Matthew Casey | Senior operations manager | 01284 741700 |
| Nic Smith-Howell | Associate director | 01473 321253 |
Appointment information
An adult with parental responsibility is expected to attend the first appointment with their child.
Informed consent will be sought for assessment and treatment at all stages of the child/young person’s involvement with the service.
Students may be working in the department, fully supervised by senior staff. Your consent will always be sought in advance if a student will be involved in your child’s care.
Information will be recorded in electronic and paper records, and used/stored in accordance with the Data Protection Act.
Things to bring to the appointment:
- Your appointment card/letter
- Your child’s personal child health record (red book) if they are pre-school age
- Any forms sent to you to complete and bring to the appointment
- Any useful medical or educational information, including a list of any medicine your child takes
- Toys and refreshments to support your child’s comfort
