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One of the ways we can help you to stay more independent
is by giving you a service in your own
home.
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If your assessment says that you need some help in areas
like
- Personal care
- Meal preparation
- Help with medication
then we can arrange for staff from a registered agency to call
on you and help you with these things. The details would be set out
in your care plan.
All the agencies we deal with have to be approved by the council
and registered with the Commission for Social Care Inspection
(CSCI)
For more information about home care, please ask your social worker
or contact one of the offices listed
Substance misuse
Older people & disability team
Mental
health teams
Adults with learning disabilities
How you pay for homecare services
You are invoiced by our finance clerks from the Older People and
Disability Business unit;
- The invoice is raised monthly and we only send out the invoice
once you have been assessed and your contribution towards the care
has been worked out. Your contribution all depends on your
financial situation
- The invoice tells you how much care has been provided and a
telephone number of the finance clerks should you wish to query the
invoice.
- The invoices are raised during the same period that we receive
the invoices from the home care provider.
- Invoices are raised a month in arrears.
You can pay the invoice by cheque, cash or by credit or debit
card. You can call at the payments office in Civic Offices or any
post office and pay by cash, cheque or postal order or you can use
a debit or credit card if you prefer.
You can also send your cheque direct to Civic Offices or Darby
House or you can phone 01952 383822 to pay over the phone.
Alternatively you can ask for a payment card and pay your bills by
installments.
For more details please contact one of our social care assessment
officers on 01952 383820.
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| Please note - Some documents published before
1st December 2006 may contain incorrect contact
numbers. |
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