Expired contract

Health services

Details

Value
GBP 50,680,000
Duration
6 years
Topic
Health services
Published
6 July 2017

Tender description

Framework Agreement for the provision of care at home for adults who are resident in Perth and Kinross and eligible for community care services for services commissioned by the Council under Option 3, Self-directed Support. Service providers will be directly commissioned by the Council. The Council, along with service users and Providers, wishes to operate an outcome based approach to the purchase and provision of care at home services. Outcome-focused services aim to achieve the goals, aspirations or priorities of the individuals and offer a more flexible way of delivering care to support people to live independently at home for longer. The core purpose of care at home is to support people, and where appropriate their carers, to remain in their own homes, living as independently as possible with a good quality of life. We aim to ensure that care at home: — supports people to live well in the community, — prevents people with significant health or care needs from having to use emergency services or be admitted to hospital inappropriately, — helps people with care needs to look after themselves in the community. The range of services to be provided includes personal care and support designed to: — help individuals sustain, recover or manage their health and abilities; — lead independent and fulfilling lives; or approach the end of life in their own homes where this is their choice. The core purpose of care at home is to support people, and where appropriate their carers, to remain in their own homes, living as independently as possible with a good quality of life. We aim to ensure that care at home: — supports people to live well in the community, — prevents people with significant health or care needs from having to use emergency services or be admitted to hospital inappropriately, — helps people with care needs to look after themselves in the community. The range of services to be provided includes personal care and support designed to: — help individuals sustain, recover or manage their health and abilities; — lead independent and fulfilling lives; or approach the end of life in their own homes where this is their choice. The core purpose of care at home is to support people, and where appropriate their carers, to remain in their own homes, living as independently as possible with a good quality of life. We aim to ensure that care at home: — supports people to live well in the community, — prevents people with significant health or care needs from having to use emergency services or be admitted to hospital inappropriately, — helps people with care needs to look after themselves in the community. The range of services to be provided includes personal care and support designed to: — help individuals sustain, recover or manage their health and abilities; — lead independent and fulfilling lives; or approach the end of life in their own homes where this is their choice. The core purpose of care at home is to support people, and where appropriate their carers, to remain in their own homes, living as independently as possible with a good quality of life. We aim to ensure that care at home: — supports people to live well in the community, — prevents people with significant health or care needs from having to use emergency services or be admitted to hospital inappropriately, — helps people with care needs to look after themselves in the community. The range of services to be provided includes personal care and support designed to: — help individuals sustain, recover or manage their health and abilities; — lead independent and fulfilling lives; or approach the end of life in their own homes where this is their choice. The core purpose of care at home is to support people, and where appropriate their carers, to remain in their own homes, living as independently as possible with a good quality of life. We aim to ensure that care at home: — supports people to live well in the community, — prevents people with significant health or care needs from having to use emergency services or be admitted to hospital inappropriately, — helps people with care needs to look after themselves in the community. The range of services to be provided includes personal care and support designed to: — help individuals sustain, recover or manage their health and abilities; — lead independent and fulfilling lives; or approach the end of life in their own homes where this is their choice. The core purpose of care at home is to support people, and where appropriate their carers, to remain in their own homes, living as independently as possible with a good quality of life. We aim to ensure that care at home: — supports people to live well in the community, — prevents people with significant health or care needs from having to use emergency services or be admitted to hospital inappropriately, — helps people with care needs to look after themselves in the community. The range of services to be provided includes personal care and support designed to: — help individuals sustain, recover or manage their health and abilities; — lead independent and fulfilling lives; or approach the end of life in their own homes where this is their choice. The core purpose of care at home is to support people, and where appropriate their carers, to remain in their own homes, living as independently as possible with a good quality of life. We aim to ensure that care at home: — supports people to live well in the community, — prevents people with significant health or care needs from having to use emergency services or be admitted to hospital inappropriately, — helps people with care needs to look after themselves in the community. The range of services to be provided includes personal care and support designed to: — help individuals sustain, recover or manage their health and abilities; — lead independent and fulfilling lives; or approach the end of life in their own homes where this is their choice. The core purpose of care at home is to support people, and where appropriate their carers, to remain in their own homes, living as independently as possible with a good quality of life. We aim to ensure that care at home: — supports people to live well in the community, — prevents people with significant health or care needs from having to use emergency services or be admitted to hospital inappropriately, — helps people with care needs to look after themselves in the community. The range of services to be provided includes personal care and support designed to: — help individuals sustain, recover or manage their health and abilities; — lead independent and fulfilling lives; or approach the end of life in their own homes where this is their choice. The core purpose of care at home is to support people, and where appropriate their carers, to remain in their own homes, living as independently as possible with a good quality of life. We aim to ensure that care at home: — supports people to live well in the community, — prevents people with significant health or care needs from having to use emergency services or be admitted to hospital inappropriately, — helps people with care needs to look after themselves in the community. The range of services to be provided includes personal care and support designed to: — help individuals sustain, recover or manage their health and abilities; — lead independent and fulfilling lives; or approach the end of life in their own homes where this is their choice. The core purpose of care at home is to support people, and where appropriate their carers, to remain in their own homes, living as independently as possible with a good quality of life. We aim to ensure that care at home: — supports people to live well in the community, — prevents people with significant health or care needs from having to use emergency services or be admitted to hospital inappropriately, — helps people with care needs to look after themselves in the community. The range of services to be provided includes personal care and support designed to: — help individuals sustain, recover or manage their health and abilities; — lead independent and fulfilling lives; or approach the end of life in their own homes where this is their choice.

Timeline

  1. Completed: Award date30 May 2017
  2. Completed: Award published6 July 2017
    Current notice
  3. Completed: Contract expiry date29 April 2023

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