Mental Health Services - North Yorkshire and York

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Value

£128,706,398

Suppliers

Classifications

  • Psychiatrist or psychologist services
  • Psychiatric hospital services
  • Services provided by nurses
  • Rehabilitation services
  • Community health services

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  • award
  • contract

Published

3 weeks ago

Description

The Provider will deliver a wide range of mental healthcare services across a range of settings, including but not limited to:
•	Adult Mental Health Services
•	Children and Adolescent Mental Health Service 
•	Community Learning Disability Services
•	Early Intervention in Psychosis Service
•	Eating Disorders Service
•	Improving Access to Psychological Therapies Primary Care Mental Health Service
•	Mental Health Services for Older People
•	Mental Health Liaison Service
•	Rehabilitation & Recovery Service
•	Talking therapies including psychology, Primary Care Mental Health Worker / Link workers and Counselling
•	Urgent Care Mental Health Pathway
•	Cognitive Impairment Service
The Relevant Authority may vary the contract during the term aligned for associated mental healthcare service which will not materially alter the character of the contract.

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NHS Humber and North Yorkshire Integrated Care Board

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