
ALT Image of a man holding his chest in a hospital gown, a nurse holds his arm. Text reads: Ways to Wellness - Newcastle. Social prescribing for people with long-term health conditions. 27% Social prescribing led to a reduction in hospital costs per patient. 86% Clients who engaged in the service saw an improvement in their wellbeing in at least one domain of wellbeing

ALT Text reads: New evidence report. The impact of social prescribing on health service use and costs. There were reductions in service usage by patients accessing social prescribing. 42.2% Reduction in GP appointments among 1,751 patients, In Tameside and Glossop. 15.4% - 23.6%. Reduction in A&E attendances among 5,908 patients, in Kent. Data showed that social prescribing had a positive economic impact. 9.4% lower secondary care costs compared to a control group, in Newcastle. Up to a 39% Reduction in costs for A&E attendance from frequent users, in Rotherham.

































