We are rated as a 5* healthcare provider
Read our latest patient reviews on the NHS Choices website
The Charity
As a charity we have no shareholders and can therefore reinvest any surplus money we generate to benefit more people and achieve our charitable aim of advancing health.
Your support can help make a real difference!
Making a Difference
Horder Healthcare is grateful to receive loyal support from patients, donors, volunteers, charitable trusts and the local community. For the past 60 years, their support has been crucial to helping the organisation meet its charitable aims and provide the very best care for patients suffering from painful and often debilitating arthritic and orthopaedic conditions.
How to Support Us
There are many ways in which you can help to support Horder Healthcare. You can contribute towards our charitable aim of advancing health in the following ways:
Volunteering
Volunteering is a great way to meet new people and develop new skills, whether you are thinking about a possible new career, wanting to explore an interest or are just looking to give a bit of time to your community. We always need new volunteers to join our team and you could be just the person we are looking for!
Charity Christmas Cards
Each year we offer a variety of Christmas cards for sale and with your continued generosity, you really do make a difference to our fundraising efforts.
Our brand new range of Christmas cards 2019 is now available online.
We're an 'outstanding' healthcare charity
What makes Horder Healthcare unique
Horder Healthcare is committed to providing the very best quality of care for our patients and customers. We are continuously working on improving and reducing risks and this is reflected in our consistently high CQC results, patient satisfaction questionnaires and minimal levels of infection.
Health & wellbeing information
We offer a range of health and wellbeing articles, recipes and exercise videos to enable people to self manage conditions and make healthy lifestyle choices, as well as preventing the development of musculoskeletal problems.
