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Metropolitan borough of Bury

CARE AT HOME

HealthcareCPV 85312000
ValueValue not published
Deadline
Published7 May 2026
RegionNationwide
Who to contact
corporateprocurement@bury.gov.uk

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The brief

Description of service The main aim of the Care at Home service is to provide proactive and personalised care within the individual's home and community.

This means that the service supplier should work in a person-centred way and respond to a person's changing needs to preventing crisis situations from occurring.

This will address the person's social-care related quality of life as well as their wider wellbeing in line with their assessed needs and individual outcomes.

The key principles behind this service will be reducing, preventing, or delaying the need for further care and support, promoting the statutory principle of individual wellbeing and introducing positive behavioural change to encourage independence where possible.

Requirements

What the notice asks for

01

The main aim of the Care at

The main aim of the Care at Home service is to provide proactive and personalised care within the individual's home and community.

02

This means that the service supplier should

This means that the service supplier should work in a person-centred way and respond to a person's changing needs to preventing crisis situations from occurring.

03

The key principles behind this service

The key principles behind this service will be reducing, preventing, or delaying the need for further care and support, promoting the statutory principle of individual wellbeing and introducing positive behavioural change to encourage independence where possible.

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Source & provenance
OCID
ocds-h6vhtk-05eabe
Stage
tender · Open
Source
Find a Tender
Buyer ref
042051-2026
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