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Torbay Council – Care Home Partnership & Market Investment Care Managers Network, June 2019

Torbay Council – Care Home Partnership & Market Investment Care Managers Network, June 2019. Torbay Council update. New Council administration - Cabinet Member for Adults and Public Health, Cllr Jackie Stockman New Director of Adult Social Services - Jo Williams

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Torbay Council – Care Home Partnership & Market Investment Care Managers Network, June 2019

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  1. Torbay Council – Care Home Partnership & Market Investment Care Managers Network, June 2019

  2. Torbay Council update • New Council administration - Cabinet Member for Adults and Public Health, Cllr Jackie Stockman • New Director of Adult Social Services - Jo Williams • New market strategy engagement and delivery lead – Adam Russell

  3. Care Home Partnership Board Chair: Jacqui Glenning Outcome: A sustainable and innovative care home market for Torbay that supports quality, person-centred care and inclusive environments for people, as part of an integrated health, care and support system.

  4. Purpose • Strengthen partnerships, joint working and information sharing. •  Improve health and wellbeing outcomes for residents and staff. •  Develop a shared understanding of the challenges (current and future) faced by the Torbay care homes market and address these together with innovative solutions. •  Right care in the right place.  

  5. Adult Social Care Priorities for improvement • Embed community led support approach to adult social care • Volume of people under 65 placed in residential care and in receipt of formal packages of care • Extra Care Housing • Home Care Transformation • Investment in Care Home market change

  6. Developing Excellence and Innovation in Partnership with Care Homes • The right care in the right place • Strengthening partnerships • Staying well • Wellbeing at work • Sharing information

  7. Outcomes sought • Fewer care homes without nursing • Specialist services for people with complex needs including, dementia and end of life care • Fewer long term placements

  8. Successful projects

  9. QUESTIONS?

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