Non-Emergency Patient Transport Services

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Buyers

NHS Humber and North Yorkshire Integrated Care Board

Value

£82,015,030

Suppliers

Yorkshire Ambulance Trust NHS Trust

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Health services

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Published

6 months ago

Description

Non-emergency Patient Transport (NEPTS) provides pre-planned and on-day (unplanned) transport to support eligible patients to access NHS funded care.  NEPTS caters for those patients who are either too ill to get to hospital without assistance or for whom travelling may cause their condition to deteriorate.  The service provides for a wide range of patient mobilities, requiring a variety of vehicle types and levels of care consistent with the patient's medical needs - including specialist moving and handling or support during transport such as provision of oxygen.

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