Intermediate Care Aiming to get you home The aim is to help you to relearn daily living skills so you do not need long-term support or go back into hospital. You need to know what you want to achieve and how this will be done in hospital to establish your reasons for going into Intermediate Care through your multi disciplinary team assessment. First route out of hospital should always be your own home. If this is not possible, then the Intermediate Care aims to get you home and to eliminate dependency on long term support.
General Practitioner, Access coordinator (social care) and appropriate attendees related to your care programme. Sedgemooor (30 beds) 41 Sedgemoor Road, Norris Green, Liverpool L11 3BR Tel: 0151 256 1810 â–
Liverpool City Council provides a model of health and social care support through community bed based centres. The model creates a circle of health and social care support for adults. The Model of care: Each facility supports intensive short-term community bed based services under the umbrella of re-ablement services. Re-ablement services help to ensure people receive the right level of support at the right time. We aim to support patients as they are discharged from hospital to reduce the length of time you stay in hospital and can offer a more realistic assessment of your future support needs. We operate a Multi Disciplinary Team approach which comprises of Social Worker, Community Matron, Therapists,
rovides a service to support hospital p discharges, admissions and respite specialising in care and support for people with dementia. A new purpose built integral day facility has been attached to the main building and will be operational in July 2013. The new build provides carer support, drop-in facilities, cafĂŠ, day support, community outreach work, advocacy, crisis intervention, health and well being advice and support.
Venmore (25 beds) Hartnup Street, Liverpool L5 1UW Tel: 0151 263 2888 â–
P rovides a service to support hospital discharges and admissions for people who have had a stroke. Service delivery is supported by the acute trust through Physiotherapist, Occupational Therapists, Speech and Language specialists and a range of social and health support services for individuals and their carers. A new integral day facility has been commissioned for 2013. This will provide a unique opportunity to support people who have poor or limited mobility, are prone to falls.
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