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Continuing Health Service in Cheshire & Merseyside

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The Continuing Health Service in Cheshire and Merseyside contract, awarded by the NHS Cheshire and Merseyside Integrated Care Board, focuses on the delivery of commissioned care that adheres strictly to the statutory National Framework for NHS Funded Care. The service provider is responsible for managing individual patient care in accordance with specific service specifications to ensure high standards of health and social support. The scope of the agreement covers a wide range of specialized care packages, including continuing healthcare, funded nursing care, and complex care needs such as palliative care. Additionally, the contract encompasses specialist mental health care under Section 117, specialist learning disabilities support, and continuing care tailored for children and young people.

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NHS Cheshire and Merseyside contract for statutory continuing health and specialized care services.

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AgencyNhs Cheshire And Merseyside Integrated Care Board
Contacts1 person available
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Samantha Brown

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The main purpose of the service is to deliver a service that fully complies with the statutory National Framework in relation to NHS Funded Care. This includes delivery of commissioned care, per individual patient, in line with service specifications that cover: Continuing healthcare Funded nursing care Complex care packages including palliative care Children's and young people's continuing care Specialist mental health care (Section 117) Specialist learning disabilities

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