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Manchester City Council
Somerset Council has opened its Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS) for Homecare in Somerset, covering both domiciliary care and live-in care services across the county.
The service is designed to support individuals with varying assessed levels of need to remain living at home for as long as it is safe and appropriate to do so.
According to the Council, the focus of the service is on reablement and supporting individuals to maximise their independence through:
The DPS has been divided into two service lots:
The long-term DPS is expected to provide ongoing opportunities for homecare and live-in care providers supporting adults with care and support needs across Somerset.
Providers applying to the DPS must hold registration with the Care Quality Commission.
The Council confirmed that organisations will not be eligible for a Home Care in Somerset contract if:
The opportunity highlights continued investment in community-based care services aimed at helping people maintain independence and remain safely within their own homes for longer.
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