Exercise on Prescription
Enjoy a 12-week structured physical activity programme in one of our partner leisure centres. Get referred by your health care professional and you could join gym sessions, swimming and exercise classes. To join the programme, some leisure centres might need a referral from your health care professions (GP, nurse, physio etc).
What we offer
- Free access to selected leisure centres or gyms to use their facilities.
- An initial health assessment or physical activity readiness questionnaire.
- A bespoke gym programme tailored to you and your needs.
- Support from a qualified exercise specialist.
Surgery benefits
Helps the surgery achieve QOF outcomes associated with smoking cessation
Paid by outcome model means your surgery could receive up to a maximum of £80 per patient that quits
Reimbursement of Nicotine replacement therapy (NRT) or any prescribed Champix/Zyban on a quarterly basis
Direct contact with patients, removing the barrier of a patient not signing up to our service on referral (strike whilst the iron is hot!)
become a stop smoking contractor
To find out more or sign up, contact Rebecca Anderson by email rebecca.anderson@oneyoulincolnshire.org.uk or phone 07415 277 743
what we cover
WHO WE HELP
Inclusion criteria
- Lincolnshire residents or those registered with a Lincolnshire GP. PLUS
- Over 18’s. PLUS
- Those doing less than 150 mins of physical activity a week.
meet the team
Our fantastic team are here to support you every step of the way - read a little about them here.
How it works
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Fill in the form to Sign up
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A member of our team will be in touch to complete your registration.
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We’ll assign you to your local leisure centre/gym.
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The leisure centre/gym will be in touch to book your first session.
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Start taking steps to improve your health!
What our clients say...
“I feel much fitter and enjoy socialising when I go to the gym.”
“I feel motivated to complete the programme with so much support after week one.”
Cara
What our clients say...
“I feel much fitter and enjoy socialising when I go to the gym.”
