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NHS England South East (the Commissioner) is seeking to secure a Provider who has the capability and capacity to deliver Complex Disability Equipment - Prosthetic Specialised Services to individuals of all ages with Limb Loss. The service aims to maximise the mobility, independence, and quality of life of the individual, working in collaboration with the patient as equal partners. This aim is achieved by the provision of prostheses (artificial limbs) through a dedicated and specialised multidisciplinary team. These specialised services seek to empower patients, provide them with information about their condition(s) and offer individual choice(s) about where, how and by whom they are to be treated and allow for a collaboratively agreed prescription(s) to be provided. The ability to return to normal life and work are key service outcomes thereby improving the individual's quality of life. This is achieved by providing services that are focused on: Person (Patient) Centred Service: Informed Patient Choice • Patient Information Pack • The patient or their advocates are provided access to all the information necessary to make informed and timely choices • Collaboratively produced personalised care plans with the Patient/MDT including individual goal setting and improving and maintaining health and well-being • The Patient working collaboratively with the MDT may exercise their patient choice to decide by whom they are seen and where they receive their treatment Timing of Treatment Appointments need to be agreed, flexible and include emergency appointments. There should be sufficient time allowed for clinicians to work with service users to achieve an optimal outcome at each appointment and over time. The dynamic nature of rehabilitation means that as the patients goals change so does the rehabilitation and re-ablement programme. Area of focus to maximise independence would be: • Education and Advice • Mobility and Stability • Activities of Daily Living • Occupational/Vocational Management • Recreation • Social and Psychological Wellbeing The service is expected to cover Kent and Medway.