Adult Social Services Structure and Contact Names

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Dear Ashok Kumar,

In order for us to respond effectively to your Freedom Of Information
Request, can you please confirm whether the fees you would like
information about are the gross fees the Council pay to care providers OR
the contributions service users have to pay towards these costs.

Kindest regards

Simon

Simon Aldwinckle - Development Unit
Sheffield City Council I New Bank House I PO Box 1918 I Sheffield I S1 2XX
T: 0114 27 35922 I E: [1][email address] I W: [2]www.sheffield.gov.uk

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Dear Ashok Kumar,

Thank you for your freedom of information request. Please find the
response below.

2010/11 Current Weekly Fees (rounded to whole pounds)

Older People - Residential Â* Min = £279, Max = £1,452, Ave =
£364

Older People Â*Residential EMI Â* Min = £306, Max = £516, Ave =
£385

Older People Â*Nursing Â* Min = £254, Max = £1,146, Ave = £390

Older People Â*Nursing EMI Â* Min = £354, Max = £836, Ave =
£396

Physical Disability Â* Residential Â* Min = £300, Max = £1,679,
Ave = £613

Physical Disability Â* Nursing Â* Min = £332, Max = £983, Ave =
£562

Learning Disability Â* Residential Â* Min £307, Max = £3,836, Ave
= £738

Learning Disability Â* Nursing Â* Min £312, Max = £3,250, Ave =
£835

Mental Health Â* Residential Â* Min = £279, Max = £979, Ave =
£351

Mental Health Â* Nursing Â* Min = £249, Max = £1,255, Ave =
£558

Day Care Â* Varies, but likely to be approx £40 per day for dementia.
Transport costs usually £4.50 per mile.

2010/11 Current Weekly Contributions (rounded to whole pounds)

Older People Res/Nursing Â* Range is £69 to £296

Physical Disability Res/Nursing Â* Range is £61 to £181

Learning Disability Res/Nursing Â* Range is £36 to £152

Mental Health Res/Nursing Â* Range is £37 to £208

Day Care Â* Financially assessed contribution will be between Nil and 70%
of cost of providing the service.

Notes

Anyone who is eligible for Section 117 aftercare will not be required to
contribute towards their care costs.

Dementia care will come under the EMI (Elderly Mental Infirm) category in
the above figures for Older People.

There are no specific figures available for Â*acquire brain injuryÂ* or
Â*challenging behaviourÂ*, but the data for the care types of Learning
Disability and Mental Health is provided as it may be of use.

Palliative care is now all provided/paid for by Sheffield Health
Authority.

The structure within the Communities Portfolio which contains adult social
care services is currently changing. The posts of Director of
Commissioning (Miranda Plowden) and Director of Care and Support (Eddie
Sherwood) have both recently been appointed and the structure of these
services may continue to change. The staff within the Older people's
Assessment & Care Management service would be involved in providing
services for older people with dementia. A recent table is attached which
gives an indication as to how these teams are structured within the
Communities Portfolio and a structure chart for the Older People's
Assessment & Care Management service is also attached. Please note that
these are already out of date given recent changes, even though they are
the latest versions we have.

Kindest regards

Simon

Simon Aldwinckle - Development Unit
Sheffield City Council I New Bank House I PO Box 1918 I Sheffield I S1 2XX
T: 0114 27 35922 I E: [1][email address] I W:
[2]www.sheffield.gov.uk

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