Integrated Lifestyle Service

Tender description

The Integrated Lifestyle Service will provide practical support and behavioural interventions and/or facilitates access to community interventions to reduce preventable risks factors that result in poor health and wellbeing. The services in scope for re-procurement are: Stop Smoking Support Adult Weight Management Workplace Health offer (smoking, weight, and NHS Health Checks) NHS Health Checks Making Every Contact Count (MECC) Lot 1: The Integrated Lifestyle Service will provide information, advice and guidance; self-help tools; and evidence-based lifestyle interventions to enable individuals to achieve and maintain positive lifestyle changes, thus reducing the risk of developing chronic diseases which lead to premature morbidity and mortality. The Service will reduce the gap in health inequalities by focusing resources on specific parts of the County and identified groups with poorest health outcomes. The services in scope for re-procurement are: Stop Smoking Support - Evidenced based interventions to support Service Users 18 years and over (inpatients aged 16 year or over who want to access community stop smoking support on hospital discharge) who smoke tobacco to successfully and permanently stop smoking. Adult Weight Management - To support Service Users (18 years +) to achieve a clinically beneficial weight loss and focus on diet and physical activity together, rather than attempting to modify either diet or physical activity alone. Workplace Health Offer - Evidenced based lifestyle (adult stop smoking, adult weight management) and NHS Health Check provision, provided on site wherever possible. NHS Health Checks - To offer and provide NHS Health Checks to eligible Service Users and manage and support people to reduce their risks identified (medical and lifestyle). Making Every Contact Count (MECC) - Develop and deliver a localised MECC training package and Train the Trainer model (training competencies will be specified). This will include face to face and virtual options. The Integrated Lifestyle Service will run from 1st April 2023 - 31st March 2027, with 3 x 12-month options to extend until 31st March 2030. The estimated maximum annual funding available is £2,100,000. Therefore, the potential maximum agreement value is £14,700,000 - £20,000,000. There will only be one lot with a lead provider who will subcontract a number of services to other organisations Lot 1: The Integrated Lifestyle Service will provide information, advice and guidance; self-help tools; and evidence-based lifestyle interventions to enable individuals to achieve and maintain positive lifestyle changes, thus reducing the risk of developing chronic diseases which lead to premature morbidity and mortality. The Service will reduce the gap in health inequalities by focusing resources on specific parts of the County and identified groups with poorest health outcomes. The services in scope for re-procurement are: Stop Smoking Support - Evidenced based interventions to support Service Users 18 years and over (inpatients aged 16 year or over who want to access community stop smoking support on hospital discharge) who smoke tobacco to successfully and permanently stop smoking. Adult Weight Management - To support Service Users (18 years +) to achieve a clinically beneficial weight loss and focus on diet and physical activity together, rather than attempting to modify either diet or physical activity alone. Workplace Health Offer - Evidenced based lifestyle (adult stop smoking, adult weight management) and NHS Health Check provision, provided on site wherever possible. NHS Health Checks - To offer and provide NHS Health Checks to eligible Service Users and manage and support people to reduce their risks identified (medical and lifestyle). Making Every Contact Count (MECC) - Develop and deliver a localised MECC training package and Train the Trainer model (training competencies will be specified). This will include face to face and virtual options. The Integrated Lifestyle Service will run from 1st April 2023 - 31st March 2027, with 3 x 12-month options to extend until 31st March 2030. The estimated maximum annual funding available is £2,100,000. Therefore, the potential maximum agreement value is £14,700,000 - £20,000,000. There will only be one lot with a lead provider who will subcontract a number of services to other organisations