Active Recovery Beds 2023-24

Concepts

• health and social work
• lincoln
• lincolnshire health and care system
• active recovery beds
• active recovery bed service
• volume requirement of active recovery beds
• beds
• bed
• core principle of the service
• duration of the contract

Location

Lincolnshire:

Description

The Lincolnshire Health and Care System is working to embed a home first culture and approach to discharge and patient flow. There is a recognition that hospital acquired functional decline results in less than optimal outcomes and people should be afforded the opportunity to return directly home from hospital for longer term needs to be identified and assessed in a more familiar setting. Active Recovery Beds describe a pathway for a facility where people are ready to be discharged from hospital but are not ready to return to their former home or level of independence. They may require time, support, care and potentially therapies to enable them to be re-abled to return home. The Council wishes to commission a total of 40 Active Recovery Beds (July to December 2023) and 60 Active Recovery Beds (January to March 2024) in registered residential care homes across the county. There will be between 10 and 20 Active Recovery Beds in each of the three distinct geographic areas covering the East, South and West of Lincolnshire. It is expected that the Council will contract with more than one Provider to meet the volume requirement of Active Recovery Beds. Each care home will provide a minimum of 10 beds to be used solely for the Active Recovery Bed service.

Total Quantity or Scope

The Active Recovery Beds will support a person's transfer to the most appropriate setting and will include an element of reablement that cannot be provided in a person’s own home for a short period of time. The core principle of the service is to maximise independence and enable the person to resume living at home safely in a time efficient manner and where possible with a reduced package of care. The service is not for all hospital discharges. The focus of the service is to support those with complex needs requiring an integrated response, wand who can improve to enable them to live at home independently with a reduced package of statutory care. The service will also be accessible to those in the community where a short period of stay in a bed based reablement setting would prevent an unnecessary hospital admission. This means the service being accessible to community services such as the Falls Response Service and EMAS. Costs will be fixed at £929.14 per bed per week for the duration of the contract. This costreflects the complexity of the service. Each Provider will provide a minimum of 10 beds to be used solely for the Active Recovery Bed service. The duration of any contracts resulting from this procurement will commence 1st July 2023 for a maximum period of 9 months to 31st March 2024. There are no options to extend this contract. Additional information: Please see tender documents published on Procontract

Award Detail

CPV Codes

• 85000000 - Health and social work services

Other Information

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