Contract for the Provision of Intermediate Care Plus Beds (Block Purchase)
Details
- Supplier(s)
- BondCare/Shaftesbury Care GRP limited t/a Redworth House Care Home, Sanctuary Care Ltd — Lake View Residential Care Home, Tamaris Healthcare Ltd/Mericourt Ltd
- Value
- £4,800,000
- Topic
- Health and social work services
- Published
- 6 September 2022
- Source
- uk:find_a_tender
Tender description
This contract is for the Provision of Intermediate Care Plus (IC+) Beds within County Durham via a block contract arrangement. Providers must have the ability to offer all the types of bed functionality required:- Residential Bed - IC+ Rehabilitation Residential Bed - Time to Think Residential Bed - Non Weight Bearing (Time to Heal) Nursing Bed - Nursing Nursing Bed - Time to Think Nursing Bed - Non Weight Bearing (Time to Heal) Please access the NEPO Procontract Portal reference DN621264 for full details of the specification in ITT Document 2 Part 1 Contract specification Lot 1A EAST: Lot 1 A East for IC+ Block Beds;- The service will: • Promote rehabilitation, recovery and recuperation enabling service users to attain the optimum level of independence through the provision of both personal care and practical support. • Support service users who would otherwise face unnecessary, prolonged hospital stays or avoidable admissions to acute care, long-term residential care or high-level independent care packages. • Provide a setting for an intermediate level of care over a short time spell which minimises the risk of a person being re-admitted to a hospital due to an untimely or poorly planned discharge to their own home. • Facilitate and allow for continuing supervision in a more appropriate setting when an acute hospital bed is no longer required. • Provide a service that is time-limited, normally lasting no longer than 6 weeks and often much less. • Provide, on the basis of a documented, structured, individual care plan, input that maximises independence and enables service users to live at home as independently as possible. • Expedite planned, effective early hospital discharge into the service. Lot 1B East: Lot 1 B East for IC+ Block Beds;- The service will: • Promote rehabilitation, recovery and recuperation enabling service users to attain the optimum level of independence through the provision of both personal care and practical support. • Support service users who would otherwise face unnecessary, prolonged hospital stays or avoidable admissions to acute care, long-term residential care or high-level independent care packages. • Provide a setting for an intermediate level of care over a short time spell which minimises the risk of a person being re-admitted to a hospital due to an untimely or poorly planned discharge to their own home. • Facilitate and allow for continuing supervision in a more appropriate setting when an acute hospital bed is no longer required. • Provide a service that is time-limited, normally lasting no longer than 6 weeks and often much less. • Provide, on the basis of a documented, structured, individual care plan, input that maximises independence and enables service users to live at home as independently as possible. • Expedite planned, effective early hospital discharge into the service. Lot 2A South: Lot 2 A South for IC+ Block Beds;- The service will: • Promote rehabilitation, recovery and recuperation enabling service users to attain the optimum level of independence through the provision of both personal care and practical support. • Support service users who would otherwise face unnecessary, prolonged hospital stays or avoidable admissions to acute care, long-term residential care or high-level independent care packages. • Provide a setting for an intermediate level of care over a short time spell which minimises the risk of a person being re-admitted to a hospital due to an untimely or poorly planned discharge to their own home. • Facilitate and allow for continuing supervision in a more appropriate setting when an acute hospital bed is no longer required. • Provide a service that is time-limited, normally lasting no longer than 6 weeks and often much less. • Provide, on the basis of a documented, structured, individual care plan, input that maximises independence and enables service users to live at home as independently as possible. • Expedite planned, effective early hospital discharge into the service. Lot 2 B South: Lot 2B South for IC+ Block Beds;- The service will: • Promote rehabilitation, recovery and recuperation enabling service users to attain the optimum level of independence through the provision of both personal care and practical support. • Support service users who would otherwise face unnecessary, prolonged hospital stays or avoidable admissions to acute care, long-term residential care or high-level independent care packages. • Provide a setting for an intermediate level of care over a short time spell which minimises the risk of a person being re-admitted to a hospital due to an untimely or poorly planned discharge to their own home. • Facilitate and allow for continuing supervision in a more appropriate setting when an acute hospital bed is no longer required. • Provide a service that is time-limited, normally lasting no longer than 6 weeks and often much less. • Provide, on the basis of a documented, structured, individual care plan, input that maximises independence and enables service users to live at home as independently as possible. • Expedite planned, effective early hospital discharge into the service. Lot Lot 3A North: Lot 3 A North for IC+ Block Beds;- The service will: • Promote rehabilitation, recovery and recuperation enabling service users to attain the optimum level of independence through the provision of both personal care and practical support. • Support service users who would otherwise face unnecessary, prolonged hospital stays or avoidable admissions to acute care, long-term residential care or high-level independent care packages. • Provide a setting for an intermediate level of care over a short time spell which minimises the risk of a person being re-admitted to a hospital due to an untimely or poorly planned discharge to their own home. • Facilitate and allow for continuing supervision in a more appropriate setting when an acute hospital bed is no longer required. • Provide a service that is time-limited, normally lasting no longer than 6 weeks and often much less. • Provide, on the basis of a documented, structured, individual care plan, input that maximises independence and enables service users to live at home as independently as possible. • Expedite planned, effective early hospital discharge into the service. Lot Lot 3B North: Lot 3B North for IC+ Block Beds;- The service will: • Promote rehabilitation, recovery and recuperation enabling service users to attain the optimum level of independence through the provision of both personal care and practical support. • Support service users who would otherwise face unnecessary, prolonged hospital stays or avoidable admissions to acute care, long-term residential care or high-level independent care packages. • Provide a setting for an intermediate level of care over a short time spell which minimises the risk of a person being re-admitted to a hospital due to an untimely or poorly planned discharge to their own home. • Facilitate and allow for continuing supervision in a more appropriate setting when an acute hospital bed is no longer required. • Provide a service that is time-limited, normally lasting no longer than 6 weeks and often much less. • Provide, on the basis of a documented, structured, individual care plan, input that maximises independence and enables service users to live at home as independently as possible. • Expedite planned, effective early hospital discharge into the service.
Timeline
- Completed: Award published6 September 2022Current notice
- Completed: Award date6 September 2022
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