Carmarthen Atriwm
About this survey
As part of Hywel Dda University Health Board's strategy, A Healthier Mid and West Wales, plans are being developed for a number of new health and wellbeing facilities that will help bring care closer to home for our communities.
To help us understand what matters most to people using our services, we would like to hear about your experiences of the buildings where you currently receive healthcare services. The information you provide will help us understand what is working well and where improvements may be needed.
Following the opening of new facilities such as Atriwm in Carmarthen, the same survey will be repeated so that we can compare experiences and assess how the new environment has improved the experience of service users and delivered the intended benefits.
About Atriwm
Atriwm is a new health, wellbeing, learning and community facility being delivered by Carmarthenshire County Council, in partnership with Hywel Dda University Health Board and the University of Wales Trinity Saint David.
The development will bring together a range of public services in a single location, including healthcare services, a customer service hub for Carmarthenshire County Council, learning and development facilities, and a new Actif gym and studio facility.
The following Health Board services are currently planned to operate from Atriwm:
- Children's and Young People's Therapies and Occupational Therapy
- Child Health Psychology
- Children's Community Nursing and Learning Disabilities
- Podiatry
- Sexual and Reproductive Health
- Community Dental Service
- Public Health Wales - Diabetic Eye Screening Wales
- Mental Health Services (Integrated Psychological Therapies Service, Eating Disorder Service and Perinatal Service)
- Phlebotomy
- Community Nursing
- People and Development
Atriwm is expected to open to the public in early 2027.
We would like to hear from you
As part of the planning for Atriwm, we would like to understand your experiences of the current premises where you receive healthcare services and the aspects of healthcare facilities that are most important to you.
Please complete this survey by Friday 4 December 2026
For more information on the Carmarthen Atriwm development, please visit Carmarthenshire County Council’s dedicated project website: https://www.carmarthenshire.gov.wales/business/development-and-investment/health-and-wellbeing-hwb/