Adult Commissioning and Health

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

  • Long-term care and support for adults

    Does the council routinely include a long-term (more than three years into the future) planning component in their annual review and care planning process for people with care and support needs? Please respond Yes or No. Yes Does the council … Continue reading →

  • Learning Disability Commissioning

    I would like to request the following information regarding adult learning disability services. Please could you supply the name, email address and telephone number of the commissioner with responsibility for learning disabilities placements? Rebecca Hudson, Senior commissioning manager for adults … Continue reading →

  • Commissioned Domiciliary Care

    1. (a) In total, how many adults received domiciliary care commissioned by the local authority from external providers in 2016/17? DCC commissioned domiciliary care from external providers for 6375 unique clients over the year 2016/17 (b) Of this total, how … Continue reading →

  • Direct Payments advice and support

    Is your Direct Payment advice and support block contracted/ do you have a list of providers/ do you provide this in house/ do you have other arrangements? Our Direct Payment advice and support service is provided in house. If it … Continue reading →

  • Domiciliary care costs

    I am seeking information about the numbers of people who are being cared for at home, or in a care or nursing home, at a cost to your Group, Council or Trust. The total cost of those services. Details on … Continue reading →

  • Community Equipment Service

    In order to better understand how your Council deals with Pressure Care and Skin Injuries, please answer the following; Who is your current Community Equipment Service provider? Millbrook Healthcare Do you have a joint contract with one or more local … Continue reading →

  • Social Care Charges

    1.  In your local authority, on the latest date for which figures were available, how many people paid charges for social care, including those who pay for:- – home care – day care – community alarms – other non-residential community … Continue reading →

  • Care home fee payments

    1. What is the average weekly fee currently (financial year 2017/18) being paid by your authority to support older (65+) residents of independent sector care homes in a) residential care and b) nursing care? Note: average weekly fees should be … Continue reading →