Diane Cranmer – HH Manager, who set up the whole operation. Dianne has extensive public sector experience and currently works as a Public Sector Consultant. Dianne, as well as managing the Health Hub, also advises on Housing & Benefits.
Kay Ram – Kay retired a few years ago after running a successful business in film distribution. Kay is a key support worker and our Maitre d’; she helps to guide and support clients in their interactions with Health Hub. Kay is also a member ot the Tech Help team, giving help with anyone struggling with online access, mobile phones, etc.
Ruth Fogg – Ruth specialises in providing practical skills and solutions to understand and manage stress in both personal and professional situations. She has been in business since 2002, and her qualifications include a Diploma and MSc in Counselling Psychology, Teaching, Hypnosis, Emotional Freedom Technique and Stress Management. She wears hearing aids in both ears, but is an excellent lipreader! She is an Honorary Fellow of Brunel University and a Fellow of the International Stress Management Association.
Cathy Prouse – BEREAVEMENT SUPPORT – Following the recent loss of her husband and mum, Cathy now offers support to others experiencing bereavement. These losses reshaped her understanding of emotional health and well-being.
Her 30-year background in the IT corporate world changed when her husband died. As a result, she explored a wide range of support options and became interested in how people heal. This led to qualifications in Mental Health First Aid and Counselling Skills.
For over 2 years, she has been involved in assisting with ‘The Bereavement Journey’ at St. John’s Church, Egham. This is a 7-week programme, as well as monthly Bereavement Coffee Mornings.
Speak to Cathy about her journey and discover how she can support you in finding your own path to healing.
Janet Hodge – Social prescribing is embedded within the primary care team. We work alongside clinical and non-clinical staff as well as the outpatient and voluntary sector within communities.
We bridge the gap between clinical and social needs that are having a negative impact on an individual’s health and well-being.
This includes navigation of services, including isolation, benefits, mobility, employment, etc.
Mr Albin Jose – Albin’s background is in managing a wide range of joint, muscle, and soft tissue conditions. He completed his Bachelor’s degree in Physiotherapy and further specialised with a Diploma in Neuro-Musculoskeletal Injection Therapy from York St John University.
Albin has extensive expertise in the assessment, diagnosis, and treatment of musculoskeletal problems, from acute injuries to long-term conditions. He develops tailored rehabilitation and management plans that not only support recovery but also promote long-term health, function, and resilience. His additional training in injection therapy enables him to offer advanced treatment options, particularly for patients with persistent pain and movement limitations.
Driven by a passion for patient-centred care, Albin combines evidence-based practice with a supportive and compassionate approach. His focus is on empowering individuals to take an active role in their recovery, restore confidence in movement, and enhance overall quality of life.
Simon Carter – Simon recently retired from Pharmacy, having owned and run the pharmacies in Wraysbury & Datchet for 27 years. He gives general health advice.
Karun Passi – Karun has used his years of experience supporting people living with dementia to become a valued member of the Dementia Care Advisors team, where he has made a positive and meaningful impact
The team places a strong focus on providing “therapy for the brain”, recognising that every interaction can have therapeutic value. This can be anything from trips out and meaningful conversations to memory boxes and reminiscence activities. As the team often says, “If the therapy doesn’t exist, create it yourself.” Working closely together, the team finds or creates personalised therapies and activities that are meaningful, engaging, and effective for each person they support.
Karun has also successfully led a culturally specific support group for people from ethnic minority communities, helping to create a safe and supportive space where people can connect, share their experiences and access the support they need.
Alongside this, Karun provides expert advice and guidance on living well with dementia.
This includes:
Supporting anyone living with a diagnosis of dementia, regardless of age, as well as their families and carers within the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead.
Being a point of contact for advice, guidance and support, with a focus on:
Keeping physically active
Staying socially connected
Keeping the mind active
Maintaining a healthy lifestyle
Supporting you, your family, or your carer to access relevant professional and voluntary services, information and support throughout your dementia journey.
Listening to your concerns and providing confidential support.
