Hastings Primary Care Hub NHS/SOEPS/21.822 CAN

The NHS East Sussex Clinical Commissioning Group ("CCG") are seeking bids from suitably qualified providers for the provision of a Primary Care Hub (PCH) service delivered from Hastings Station Plaza, led by Advanced Nurse Practitioners (ANP) and or appropriate Health Care Professionals and to include outreach and GP drop in clinic provision around Hastings and Rother. Contract start date = 01 August 2022 Contract end date = 31 July 2025 (plus Commissioner option for extension for 2 years until 31 July 2027) Key aims and Objectives The CCG's aim is to deliver a robust, flexible and transformative model of care building on the Proof of Concept model currently being delivered from Hastings Station Plaza. The provider will work in partnership with local stakeholders and service providers to provide a new and innovative model of care. The model will support collaboration and partnership working with health, care and support services, reducing duplication, supporting seamless service delivery to key vulnerable groups and addressing health inequalities through the integrated delivery of the wider service offer available in Hastings and Rother for local people. The service will primarily support the key vulnerable groups identified within the Equalities Health Impact Assessment (EHIA), Lone parents, Homeless and Rough Sleepers (including those in temporary accommodation), Veterans and Carers. The service is offered for tender under a standard NHS contract for a period of 3 years commencing on the 1st August 2022 with option to extend for a maximum of a further two years. The total Financial Envelope for the maximum 5 year contract is £905,525 per annum, i.e. £4,527,625 in total. This figure includes £205,525 annual premises rent, which will be paid for by the CCG on a pass-through basis. The closing date for ITT responses is 5pm on 17 January 2022. Tender documents are available at https://in-tendhost.co.uk/soepscommissioning/aspx/Home . Please note: NHS England and Improvement have announced that the Sussex Health and Care Partnership, which is made up of all health and care organisations across East Sussex, West Sussex, and Brighton and Hove, has successfully met the criteria to become an Integrated Care System (ICS). An ICS is a way of working across health and care organisations that allows them to work closer together, to take collective responsibility of the health and wellbeing of populations across large areas. It is not anticipated that the statutory responsibility or accountability of the individual health and care organisations working as an ICS will be affected, save for the expectation that CCG organisations will be abolished and functions transferred to the ICS. As a result of these intended healthcare reforms, the Contracting Authority, currently NHS East Sussex CCG, may change during the life of the contract.