Lincolnshire Wellbeing Services

Description

The Lincolnshire Wellbeing Service (WBS) provides preventative interventions such as advice and guidance, early access to equipment, low-level support, and Telecare response so that Lincolnshire residents will be assisted to live fulfilling and independent lives by improving or preventing the deterioration of individuals’ health, wellbeing, and overall quality of life and enhancing independence at home, improving individuals' ability to self-care, and access appropriate supporting structures and community resources. Lot 1: The Lincolnshire Wellbeing Service encompasses the following elements of service: - A Digital Offer; (or sometimes called a Universal Offer) available to all to access on Lincolnshire County Council’s Connect to Support website. - Assessment; A person-centred and strength-based assessment of all eligible individuals referred into the service. - Generic Support; Generally, no more than 12 weeks of generic support based on the individual service users’ outcomes and needs identified through their assessment, and always fixed term. - Small Aids and Minor Alterations; Provision and/or installation of items of small aids to support daily living, and completing minor alterations which are supportive to the wellbeing and independence of the service user. - Telecare Response Service; Provision of a visit to the home of a service user in response to a request from a telecare monitoring provider.  Call out reasons will include non-injury falls and no response from the telecare user when an alarm is triggered.