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Bromley 1955

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Bromley]

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Ambulance Service.
The main depot for this area is at 12. Hayes Lane. Bromley.
At the present time there are 29 ambulances and 20 sitting case cars
based at this depot, the majority of which are radio controlled.
Domestic Help Service.
Applications for this service should be made to the District
Organiser. Municipal Offices, Bromley.
During the year 1955 this service continued to be in great
demand, especially for old people and cases of illness in the home.

The following cases received assistance during the year:—

Maternity (expectant mothers)94
Tuberculosis9
Aged360
Others225
Total688

Home Nursing Service.
At the present time a day service only is given, and is obtainable
on medical certification.
There are 9 nurses (8 female and 1 male) working in the area.

LOCAL CLINIC SERVICES.

Ante-Natal Clinics.
North Clinic, Station RoadThursdayp.m.
South Clinic, Princes PlainMondayp.m.
Hayes School Clinic, George LaneWednesdayp.m.
Child Welfare Centres.
North Clinic, Station RoadWednesdayp.m.
South Clinic, Princes PlainTuesdayp.m.
William Morris Hall, Masons Hill.Monday & Thursdayp.m.
First Aid Post, Southlands RoadWednesday & Fridayp.m.
Village Hall. HayesTuesdayp.m.
Village Hall, KestonFirst and third Thurs. in every monthp.m.
St. Andrew's Hall, Burnt Ash LaneWednesdayp.m.
Minor Ailment Clinics (Schools).
North Clinic, Station RoadMonday to Fridaya.m.
South Clinic, Princes PlainMonday to Fridaya.m.
Medical Room, Hayes School, George LaneMonday to Fridaya.m.
Medical Room, Burnt Ash SchoolMonday to Thursdaya.m.
Medical Room, Southborough SchoolMon., Wed. & Fria.m.
Medical Room, Aylesbury Rd. SchoolMon., Wed. & Fria.m.