About Norfolk Community Health Care

Norfolk Community Health Care is part of NHS Norfolk, and employs over 3000 people across the county, largely in clinical roles, providing health services to patients in community hospitals, health centres, clinics and people’s own homes. 

We are a complex organisation, employing a wide range of people, specialists in their own fields in various services, treatments and products.  Our staff are our number one asset, and we work hard to recognise their skill, commitment and dedication, in our staff newsletter, our staff awards programme and through access to career progression opportunities both within NCHC and the wider NHS.

We have an income of £100m+ per year.  This income is generated through contractual arrangements (contracts and service level agreements) with commissioners of health care services (eg primary care trusts and local authorities).  Key to our future success is the successful identification and acquisition of new sources of income and the forging of close and productive partnerships. In addition we must work hard to retain our existing contracts and services.  In this highly competitive field, we are developing structures and ways of working that enable us to win contracts, deliver the modern health care services required and manage our business for the long term benefit of both our patients and our employees.