EoR – a short-term intervention or a long-term behaviour change?

Keep Calm and Refer On

Our hub, which holds all our customers’ data securely, is the beating heart of our business. Why? Because it truly addresses one of the biggest..

London Borough of Wandsworth Q&A

At ReferAll, we’re always keen to find out more about our customers.  Matt Robinson, Healthy Living Project Officer at Wandsworth Council, has been..

The diabetes dilemma

Any investment in disease prevention is a good investment. That goes without saying, which is why I was so thrilled to read about the planned expansion..

Locally specific, nationally relevant

National requirements can be tricky for Exercise on Referral (EoR) schemes. On the one hand they keep programmes relevant to the wider population in..

The crux of criteria

Without funding it is difficult (not impossible) to run Exercise on Referral (EoR) schemes and without results we won't get funding. Data, is..

ReferAll in Numbers

Need tos' need our support

The recent 10-year NHS Long-Term Plan highlighted some interesting insights, including a keen focus on preventative healthcare and encouraging people..

Winning by 'swinging-by'

Client Support Officer, Lesley Angus, joined ReferAll in August from a large medical practice, where she had been the onsite support and liaison for..

Broadly Active prepares for major expansion

Broadly Active, Broadland District Council’s Exercise on Referral (EOR) programme, is expanding its service across three districts.

How do we fill the Moving Medicine gap?

Take a look at your news feed and it's clear to see the rapid increase of sedentary lifestyle is a major concern. According to the British Heart..