Published procurement activity · 91 tenders
Published as Cheshire and Wirral Partnership NHS Foundation Trust
Adult Eating Disorder Services - CO1/S/a-Specialised Eating Disorders
EV Charge point supply of equipment and commissioning at Cheshire and Wirral Partnership NHS Foundation Trust
Provision of General and Confidential waste interim provision Cheshire and Wirral Partnership NHS Foundation Trust
This provider has historically provided services through our GM Contract. They are National organisation who are CQC registered and offer a range of health and social care services for patients with mental health needs. Cygnet meet the continuity of care principles which are important part of CWP ethos. Cygnet ensure the quality
The East Crisis Cafes are established within the East locality. They are a familiar resource for communities to access and are meeting the requirements of the contract in terms of agreed performance within the financial envelope. It has been agreed to extend the current contract until 31st March 2026 in order for a competitive p
CWP intends to collaborate with Peacocks Medical Group to run shared clinics designed to address the backlog and manage ongoing referrals • Peacocks is a private limited company registered in Newcastle upon Tyne, UK established in 1956 with a long history in the healthcare sector, in the provision of orthotics • Peacocks Annual
Peer support for Women / birth people suffering from Postpartum Psychosis
Due to the lack of existing workforce, it is proposed that support is secured from ISL, (Independence Support Ltd), who currently work within the Service to support both Conveyance of patients awaiting admission, and work within the community or residential placements. Delivering several aspects of a service gives the provider a
The CWP biomechanical podiatry service currently has a waiting list of over 600 patients. As part of the biomechanical pathway, patients are referred to the secondary care orthotic clinic at the Countess of Chester Hospital when clinically indicated. Peacocks is the current orthotic provider for this service and operates under a
The Team will contribute to: • Offer increased capacity to support inpatient Community Mental Health/Home Treatment Teams to improve ways to enable throughput of mental health inpatient stays back to community accommodation • Help to prepare people to leave inpatient facilities • Offer increased support for people leaving inpati
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