Adult Commissioning and Health

Support services provided to adult care operations and health and performance management

  • Live-in Care Packages

    Please can you confirm how many live-in care packages you currently commission?  Devon County Council (DCC) is unable to release the number of live-in care packages commissioned as there is a risk that the individual(s) concerned could be identified.  We … Continue reading →

  • Neuro rehabiliation placements

    1.Please provide the name, job title, email address and telephone number of the commissioner with responsibility for neuro-rehabilitation placements (if more than one person is responsible, please provide the details of all responsible for making the placements). Rebecca Hudson, Senior … Continue reading →

  • Neuro rehabilitation placements 2015 – 2020

    1. Please provide the name, job title, email address and telephone number of the commissioner with responsibility for neuro-rehabilitation placements (if more than one person is responsible, please provide the details of all responsible for making the placements). Rebecca Hudson, … Continue reading →

  • Direct payments – disabled related expenses

    Please could you supply details of Disabled Related Expenses allowed for when calculating Fairer Contributions for people who receive Direct Payments. Please supply details of which expenses you allow for and how much is a usual allowance for expense. If … Continue reading →

  • Telecare

    1. How many residents use Telecare (including Assistive Technology) in your area? Devon County Council and the National Health Service fund Technology Enabled Care Services (TECS) packages for 1,819 individuals 2. Do you outsource all or part of your offering? … Continue reading →

  • Adult reviews and reassessments

    1. How many adult reviews/reassessments have not been undertaken within a 12 month period as of the 28/03/2019 and fall outside of Care Act Compliance? 3,511 2. Has the Council used an outside 3rd party organisation to conduct adult reviews/reassessments … Continue reading →