Which commissioned services can I use this form to refer for?

Night Owl Ward (Night Visits) - end of life prognosis required

Designed to provide support and companionship during the late hours, we recognise that care doesn't stop at bedtime. Our team of dedicated professionals offers visits to ensure our patients feel safe and cared for throughout the night.

Night Sits - end of life prognosis required

Overnight stays to support those who need continuous care. Our care professionals provide peace of mind to families, knowing their loved ones are in capable hands. This service has been especially beneficial for patients requiring overnight care, ensuring they are never alone during the most vulnerable hours.

Urgent Care Response Service - a 48 hour bridging service

In moments of sudden health crises, our Urgent Care Response Service steps in to provide immediate and effective care. This service is all about quick action and professional support when it's needed the most. Our rapid response team is trained to handle emergencies with efficiency and compassion, bringing critical care directly to our patients' homes.

Home Ward - end of life prognosis required

End of life care in the comfort of peoples' own homes. Reducing pressure on hospital services by enabling early discharge, improving patient outcomes through personalised, home cased care and enhances patient comfort and satisfaction by enabling them to remain in their own home and adhering to their wishes and choices. This service also promotes continuity of care and better integration with community health services and teams.

Pops & Braces Service - for people who need support following an operation or treatment that means they are unable to daily activities independently

Specialised care for those needing support with plaster of Paris, neck or back braces when discharged from hospital. Whether it's post-operative care or ongoing management of orthopaedic conditions, our team is equipped to provide the necessary support. This service ensures that clients receive the proper care and guidance to enhance their mobility and overall quality of life

Handy Person Service - for people who need support following an operation or treatment that means they are unable to daily activities independently

Practical assistance with household tasks. From fixing a leaky tap, installation of key safes or grab rails to assembling furniture, this service helps people maintain a safe and functional living environment. It's all about making everyday life easier and more comfortable.

For more information on any of our commissioned services please contact the Radfield Home Care in support of St Helena team on 01206 646 822 or by email to nee.radfield@nhs.net