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A personal health budget is an amount of NHS money allocated to support your health and wellbeing needs.

If you’re eligible for it, you (or someone who represents you) will work with your local NHS team to plan how you spend the money and get the care you need.

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A personal health budget is an amount of NHS money allocated to support your health and wellbeing needs. 

If you’re eligible for it, you (or someone who represents you) will work with your local NHS team to plan how you spend the money and get the care you need. 

A personal health budget allows you to manage your healthcare and support such as treatments, equipment and personal care, in a way that suits you. 

It works in a similar way to personal budgets and direct payments, which allow people to manage and pay for their social care needs. 

Visit our personal health budgets page to find out more about: 

  • The different types of personal budgets and payments 
  • Who can have a personal budget 
  • Managing a personal health budget 
  • What you can do if you are turned down for a personal health budget

Updated

This service was created on 26/11/2024 and last updated on 26/11/2024

A personal health budget is an amount of NHS money allocated to support your health and wellbeing needs. 

If you’re eligible for it, you (or someone who represents you) will work with your local NHS team to plan how you spend the money and get the care you need. 

A personal health budget allows you to manage your healthcare and support such as treatments, equipment and personal care, in a way that suits you. 

It works in a similar way to personal budgets and direct payments, which allow people to manage and pay for their social care needs. 

Visit our personal health budgets page to find out more about: 

  • The different types of personal budgets and payments 
  • Who can have a personal budget 
  • Managing a personal health budget 
  • What you can do if you are turned down for a personal health budget

Updated

This service was created on and last updated on 26/11/2024

A personal health budget is an amount of NHS money allocated to support your health and wellbeing needs. 

If you’re eligible for it, you (or someone who represents you) will work with your local NHS team to plan how you spend the money and get the care you need. 

A personal health budget allows you to manage your healthcare and support such as treatments, equipment and personal care, in a way that suits you. 

It works in a similar way to personal budgets and direct payments, which allow people to manage and pay for their social care needs. 

Visit our personal health budgets page to find out more about: 

  • The different types of personal budgets and payments 
  • Who can have a personal budget 
  • Managing a personal health budget 
  • What you can do if you are turned down for a personal health budget

Updated

This service was created on and last updated on 26/11/2024

A personal health budget is an amount of NHS money allocated to support your health and wellbeing needs. 

If you’re eligible for it, you (or someone who represents you) will work with your local NHS team to plan how you spend the money and get the care you need. 

A personal health budget allows you to manage your healthcare and support such as treatments, equipment and personal care, in a way that suits you. 

It works in a similar way to personal budgets and direct payments, which allow people to manage and pay for their social care needs. 

Visit our personal health budgets page to find out more about: 

  • The different types of personal budgets and payments 
  • Who can have a personal budget 
  • Managing a personal health budget 
  • What you can do if you are turned down for a personal health budget

Updated

This service was created on and last updated on 26/11/2024

A personal health budget is an amount of NHS money allocated to support your health and wellbeing needs. 

If you’re eligible for it, you (or someone who represents you) will work with your local NHS team to plan how you spend the money and get the care you need. 

A personal health budget allows you to manage your healthcare and support such as treatments, equipment and personal care, in a way that suits you. 

It works in a similar way to personal budgets and direct payments, which allow people to manage and pay for their social care needs. 

Visit our personal health budgets page to find out more about: 

  • The different types of personal budgets and payments 
  • Who can have a personal budget 
  • Managing a personal health budget 
  • What you can do if you are turned down for a personal health budget

Updated

This service was created on and last updated on 26/11/2024

A personal health budget is an amount of NHS money allocated to support your health and wellbeing needs. 

If you’re eligible for it, you (or someone who represents you) will work with your local NHS team to plan how you spend the money and get the care you need. 

A personal health budget allows you to manage your healthcare and support such as treatments, equipment and personal care, in a way that suits you. 

It works in a similar way to personal budgets and direct payments, which allow people to manage and pay for their social care needs. 

Visit our personal health budgets page to find out more about: 

  • The different types of personal budgets and payments 
  • Who can have a personal budget 
  • Managing a personal health budget 
  • What you can do if you are turned down for a personal health budget

Updated

This service was created on and last updated on 26/11/2024

A personal health budget is an amount of NHS money allocated to support your health and wellbeing needs. 

If you’re eligible for it, you (or someone who represents you) will work with your local NHS team to plan how you spend the money and get the care you need. 

A personal health budget allows you to manage your healthcare and support such as treatments, equipment and personal care, in a way that suits you. 

It works in a similar way to personal budgets and direct payments, which allow people to manage and pay for their social care needs. 

Visit our personal health budgets page to find out more about: 

  • The different types of personal budgets and payments 
  • Who can have a personal budget 
  • Managing a personal health budget 
  • What you can do if you are turned down for a personal health budget

Updated

This service was created on and last updated on 26/11/2024

A personal health budget is an amount of NHS money allocated to support your health and wellbeing needs. 

If you’re eligible for it, you (or someone who represents you) will work with your local NHS team to plan how you spend the money and get the care you need. 

A personal health budget allows you to manage your healthcare and support such as treatments, equipment and personal care, in a way that suits you. 

It works in a similar way to personal budgets and direct payments, which allow people to manage and pay for their social care needs. 

Visit our personal health budgets page to find out more about: 

  • The different types of personal budgets and payments 
  • Who can have a personal budget 
  • Managing a personal health budget 
  • What you can do if you are turned down for a personal health budget

Updated

This service was created on and last updated on 26/11/2024

A personal health budget is an amount of NHS money allocated to support your health and wellbeing needs. 

If you’re eligible for it, you (or someone who represents you) will work with your local NHS team to plan how you spend the money and get the care you need. 

A personal health budget allows you to manage your healthcare and support such as treatments, equipment and personal care, in a way that suits you. 

It works in a similar way to personal budgets and direct payments, which allow people to manage and pay for their social care needs. 

Visit our personal health budgets page to find out more about: 

  • The different types of personal budgets and payments 
  • Who can have a personal budget 
  • Managing a personal health budget 
  • What you can do if you are turned down for a personal health budget

Updated

This service was created on and last updated on 26/11/2024

A personal health budget is an amount of NHS money allocated to support your health and wellbeing needs. 

If you’re eligible for it, you (or someone who represents you) will work with your local NHS team to plan how you spend the money and get the care you need. 

A personal health budget allows you to manage your healthcare and support such as treatments, equipment and personal care, in a way that suits you. 

It works in a similar way to personal budgets and direct payments, which allow people to manage and pay for their social care needs. 

Visit our personal health budgets page to find out more about: 

  • The different types of personal budgets and payments 
  • Who can have a personal budget 
  • Managing a personal health budget 
  • What you can do if you are turned down for a personal health budget

Updated

This service was created on and last updated on 26/11/2024

Visit our personal health budgets page to find out more about: 

  • The different types of personal budgets and payments 
  • Who can have a personal budget 
  • Managing a personal health budget 
  • What you can do if you are turned down for a personal health budget
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