Assistive Technology Service

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Value

£4,778,058

Suppliers

Millbrook Healthcare Ltd

Classifications

Health and social work services
Radio, television, communication, telecommunication and related equipment
Medical equipments, pharmaceuticals and personal care products
Installation services (except software)
Postal and telecommunications services

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Published

3 years ago

Description

The Council is looking for an expert partner to work with them on the delivery of this
Assistive Technology service to residents. The emphasis of this work will be providing valued
support to residents including response visits and wellbeing related calls (including
signposting to useful local services) and responsive activity monitoring. As such, technology
will act as an enabler rather than an end itself.
The service will be made up of the following service components.
• Sourcing of Assistive Technology devices
• Installation and Collection of Assistive Technology devices
• Premises/Storage of Assistive Technology devices
• Maintenance and Testing of Assistive Technology devices
• IT System
• Contact Centre

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Cheshire East Borough Council

Regional or local authority

Ms Tracy Roberts

[email protected]

+44 1270686973

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