Our approach to quality is driven by aiming to be the leading wheelchair service provider to the NHS. This will be achieved through a culture of embracing change, sharing beliefs, acquiring knowledge, demonstrating right behaviours, positive attitudes to work, and sharing the same values. We have achieved much of this… Read More »AJM Healthcare Quality Account, 2022-2023
AJM Healthcare is marking King Charles III’s first National Service of Remembrance as monarch, on Sunday, 13th November 2022, by providing 130 wheelchairs on loan to servicemen and women for the Remembrance Day Parade. The National Service of Remembrance at the Cenotaph in Whitehall is held every year on Remembrance… Read More »AJM Healthcare support veterans at the National Service of Remembrance
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When Andrzej Wochna, the North East London, Waltham Forest and Bexley Wheelchair Service operations manager, put out a call for help for Ukraine, he could not believe the support of his fellow AJM colleagues from all across the UK. Andrzej knew he wanted to help the Ukrainian people when war… Read More »Help for Ukraine
We’re very proud of AJM’s wheelchair half-marathon team who supported Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Wheelchair Service user, Lee Taylor and his friends at the weekend. Guy Eatherington, Customer Relations Director and David Wales-Durrans, Service Operations Manager, along with Lee and 13 of his friends pushed themselves around the track at Biggleswade… Read More »Push for charity
On Saturday, 9th October 2021, AJM Healthcare’s David Wales-Durrans and Guy Eatherington are “wheely” pushing themselves in support of the MNDA, by taking part in a half-marathon event organised by Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Wheelchair Service user, Lee Taylor. Lee, who is married with two children, was diagnosed with Bulbar onset MND… Read More »Lee’s Story
My name is Wesley I’m 36 and from North East London. I have had Spastic Quadriplegic Cerebral Palsy since birth. As a result of this, I am a full-time electric wheelchair user. I would classify myself as a heavy user – I am always out and about in the community… Read More »Guest Blog: Dr Wesley Scott
Our approach to quality is driven by aiming to be the leading wheelchair service provider to the NHS. This will be achieved through a culture of embracing change, sharing beliefs, acquiring knowledge, demonstrating right behaviours, positive attitudes to work, and sharing the same values. We have achieved much of this… Read More »Quality Account
We’re delighted to have been re-awarded CECOPS accreditation for another three years following the full assessment at our North West London Wheelchair Service contract, covering the Barnet, Brent, Central London, Ealing, Hammersmith and Fulham, and West London CCG areas. CECOPS (Community Equipment Code of Practice Scheme) CIC is a user-led,… Read More »North West London Wheelchair Service re-awarded CECOPS accreditation
It’s how I roll Why life on wheels has taught me to ride in my own lane I’m a writer and advocate. I’m the accidental creator of Written Wheel and the beyond proud Co-Chair of Lincolnshire Young Voices. I have Quadriplegic Cerebral Palsy (aptly renamed Quirky Chronic Peeing) and I… Read More »Guest blog: Jo Tolley