58 Outcome of Consultation in Relation to the Residential Care Commissioning Review. PDF 305 KB
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The Cabinet Member for Care, Health & Ageing Well presented a report, which summarised the results of the recent consultation on the preferred options emerging from the Residential Care Commissioning Review. It also provided final recommendations of how to proceed, taking account of the results and the associated Equality Impact Assessments.
Resolved that:
1)
The
Council’s in-house residential care service be refocused to focus on complex
needs, residential reablement and respite only;
2)
Going
forward, commission all standard residential care for non-complex needs and
nursing care from the independent sector;
3)
As a
consequence of the above, close Parkway Residential Home ensuring that all affected residents are
fully supported;
4) A maximum of up to £105 per person per week top up fees be paid for all residents at Parkway (including self-funders), subject to individual circumstances and social work assessments, for the duration of their residential care placement in the event that Parkway closes following the final decision taken be agreed.