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Andy Stein

NHS England Regions and Integrated Care Boards (ICBs)

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NHS Regions and Integrated Care Boards (ICBs)

These are the regional and subregional organisations which administer all aspects of the NHS in England.

Subregional integrated care boards (ICBs) replaced clinical commissioning groups (CCGs) in the NHS in England on 1st July 2022. There are 42 of them.

Here they are, divided by the 7 NHS regions in England. Each reports to one of the 7 regions.

As can be seen below, rather illogically, the regions have very different numbers of ICBs (3-11).

NHS East of England region (6 ICBs)

NHS London region (5 ICBs)

NHS Midlands region (11 ICBs)

NHS North East and Yorkshire region (4 ICBs)

NHS North West region (3 ICBs)

NHS South East region (6 ICBs)

NHS South West region (7 ICBs)

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The NHS

This is how to find your local ICB NHS England » Integrated care in your area

Map of NHS England regions and ICBs

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