Havering Council is initiating a new four-year framework for adult social care that will replace its current dynamic purchasing system. This £360 million plan is designed to enhance the quality of care, implementing stringent safety protocols and improving the coordination among care providers. During the cabinet meeting, questions arose regarding local provider participation in the new system. The council reassured that there would not be barriers for local companies and aims to prioritize them in the selection process, ultimately ensuring a better care experience for residents in need.
The four-year framework for adult social care in Havering aims to enhance quality and coordination with an anticipated cost of approximately £360 million.
Cabinet agreed to adopt a new framework to replace the current dynamic purchasing system, focusing on safety protocols and seamless care experience for residents.
Cllr Michael White expressed concern over support for local organisations in joining the framework, emphasizing the importance of encouraging local companies to access these contracts.
Havering's strategic director stated that while many providers are currently on the existing framework, there's a shift towards prioritizing a smaller pool with a local focus.
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