Wellbeing on Prescription is an alternative for people with psychosocial complaints. Instead of prescribing the 'traditional pill', the GP refers these patients to a well-being coach. Complaints such as fatigue, pain in the neck, but also stress, anxiety and gloom by no means always have a medical cause. Often underlying social problems play a role, such as death of a partner, job loss, loneliness, etc. Through Wellbeing on Recipe, patients are referred to the well-being coach.
The neighbourhood coach is keen to work with local residents to create a pleasant, social atmosphere in the neighbourhood and is your first point of contact when it comes to:
The neighbourhood coach encourages initiatives to increase the enjoyment of living and life and thinks along with you about the right approach. He or she helps shape your ideas and makes the connection with the right residents or organisations through a broad network.
From Monday 17 March 2025, we will be working with a new software system. To make this transition as smooth as possible, we will only be available by phone on Friday 14 March for emergencies. On this day, we cannot make appointments, carry out online consultations or process repeat prescriptions.
During the week of 17 March, waiting times on the phone and in the waiting room may be longer than usual, as our staff still needs to get used to the new system. We ask for your understanding.
Kind regards,
Team Keizer Karelpark
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