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NHS North East London ICB

PRJ-1286: Take Home and Settle service and Handyperson service

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Historical: no longer open for bids.

01/ The notice

Key facts

Value
Not statedValue not stated in source
Deadline (UK time)
Tue 26 Sep 2023, 17:00 BSTClosed.
Published
29 Aug 2023
Region
Not stated

02/ The brief

What the notice says

Not fully read: this is the notice text; attached documents are not read.

The main aim of the Take Home and Settle Service is to safely support patients’ discharge from

hospital. Short term support is provided in the person’s home or other interim accommodation in

order to support independence and prevent readmission to hospital. The service will enable

individuals to regain confidence, motivation and skills to self-manage, and encourages them to

engage with the local community to improve socialisation and wellbeing.

The service will provide 7-day support, working closely with health and social care to deliver

integrated and co-ordinated care to adults. Service recipients will be registered with a C&H or Tower Hamlets GP and/or residing in these Boroughs who have been admitted to or are at risk of admission to the following hospitals:

• Homerton Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust

• Royal London Hospital (Bart's Health NHS Trust)

Patients at other hospitals out of borough but who live within Hackney or Tower Hamlets may also

be referred to the service through our local discharge/transfer of care hubs. These will be a small

number of the overall eligible residents.

The key aims of this service will be to:

• Prevent unnecessary admissions through A&E

• Proactively engage with Ward and Discharge Teams to facilitate early, safe and sustainable

discharge reducing length of stay and delayed transfers of care from the hospitals listed

above

• Reduce avoidable re-admissions over the short period following discharge period

• Work closely with health and social care services to improve patient experience

• Signpost and refer to community services and support with the aim of enabling patients to

remain independent at home wherever possible.

03/ Classification

CPV codes

Common Procurement Vocabulary codes, exactly as the notice lists them. No descriptions are added here.

  • 85100000

04/ History

Releases of this notice

One release held, oldest first. Dates are UK time.

  1. 29 Aug 2023
    Tender notice

    Tender notice published 29 August 2023.

    Deadline in this release: Tue 26 Sep 2023, 17:00 BST.

    Release 025266-2023

    View this release on Find a Tender (opens in a new tab)

05/ Limits

What the source does not tell us

  • The source does not state a usable value.
  • Only one release is held, so there is no change history.

06/ Questions

About this notice

The notice gave a deadline of Tuesday 26 September 2023, 17:00 BST. It is no longer open for bids.

NHS North East London ICB published this notice.

Value not stated in source.

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08/ Related

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Reference
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Source
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Last verified
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