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Multidisciplinary Falls Clinic: WH
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The Multidisciplinary Falls Clinic provides expert assessment, advice, and prevention strategies for older adults at risk of falls. This is service is for clinicians and GP referrals only – self-referrals are not accepted.
What the service offers:
- comprehensive falls risk assessment by a Consultant, Occupational Therapist, Physiotherapist, Nurse, and Rehabilitation Assistant
- personalised falls prevention strategies
- signposting to additional support services
The MDT falls clinic response time is 2 to 6 weeks time. Urgent referrals requiring falls assessment, prevention and intervention should be referred to Haringey Urgent and Rapid Response team team (HURRT).
Eligibility Criteria
Inclusions
- aged 65+
- resident of Haringey
- history of falls, trips, slips, or balance problems
- fear of falling or lack of confidence with walking
- able to attend the clinic independently or with assistance from one person
Exclusions
- medically unstable such as acute infection or confirmed syncope cases
- newly diagnosed or active neurological conditions (e.g., stroke)
- severe mental health conditions preventing engagement in therapy
- requires urgent intervention due to recent multiple falls
How to Refer
EMIS form
Referral methods: Email
Complete the Islington & Haringey Adult Community Services Referral Form and send to haringey.adult-referrals@nhs.net
- select the Falls Prevention box under Haringey Locality Therapies
- in the Reason for Referral section, specify if the patient requires input from the Multidisciplinary Falls Clinic. Otherwise, they may be directed to community falls services for a home-based assessment.
Where to find the form
- HAR Global Documents > Community Services
Referral enquiries can be made via email to whh-tr.HARTREHAB@nhs.net
Locations
Lordship Lane Primary Health Centre
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Review date: Thursday, 26 March 2026