Socia Partners- Providing Quality Adult Social Care and CHC Projects
Who We Are
Since 2013 our team has witnessed Adult Social Care across England and Wales struggle with increasing requests for services, significant funding cuts, and huge shortages of experienced social work staff. While most, if not all Local Authorities rely heavily on agency social workers to prop up their burnt-out workforce, and this can be an effective strategy, these results are never guaranteed and often come with high, ongoing costs.
Socia Partners offers an alternative way of working by providing outstanding quality social work practice with proven, measurable outcomes.
We’ve been involved in adult social work projects across the Country, clearing care review backlogs, assessment waiting lists, and more. We also consider ourselves CHC specialists and can offer your Local Authority the opportunity to manage Continuing Healthcare referrals while pushing for savings that could amount to millions of pounds, helping you to meet your adult social care budgets while supporting your Local Authority to deliver a balanced budget for its residents.
Find Out More About Our Services
Below you’ll find more details on our social work projects. If your Local Authority requires a different model of support please contact us to arrange a consultation.
CHC Assessments
Our social workers specialise in Continuing Healthcare funding (CHC), successfully identifying potential eligibility and thereafter completing both CHC checklists and full Decision Support Tool (DST) assessments. We’ve saved Councils millions through identifying those eligible for CHC funding while saving on Social Work hours by preventing a build-up of DSTs.
Here at Socia Partners we understand that there is no one size fits all solution when it comes to Local Authorities and their needs. That’s why we pride ourselves on our bespoke approach to each of our partners,
Care Reviews
Local Authorities are currently overwhelmed and understaffed, with pressure continuing to pile on due to increasing demand and contracting budgets. This has led to many Adult Social Care departments finding themselves with increasingly long waiting lists for annual reviews, with some service users waiting years for their overdue annual reviews. Socia Partners understand the difficulties facing Local Authorities and our Social Workers provide an essential service by supporting to clear overdue annual reviews quickly, without compromising the service each individual receives, allowing Local Authorities to meet their statutory duties while realising efficiency savings.
Social Care Assessments
Alongside a build-up of annual reviews, many Local Authorities are also experiencing significant delays in completing initial Care Act assessments for their residents, with reports of some waiting upwards of a year just to be seen by a Social Worker. Socia Partners are here to support Local Authorities take control of their waiting lists, with a focus on prevention and reducing care and support needs by meeting with individuals when they need it, not allowing unmet needs to drag on which directly correlates to an increase in the size and costs of
Our Management Team Have
Over 15 years of experience in Adult Social Care
Been involved in many social work projects across England and Wales
Pride themselves on their holistic practice and strengths based approach
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Individual Clients
Are you or your loved one still on the waiting list for an adult care assessment? Would you like practical advice or support in gaining CHC funding? Do you need support to navigate the often complex and confusing adult social care system and access the right funding and support? If you’re looking for easily accessible and excellent quality services, we’re here and wanting to help you. Don’t delay ridding yourself of the needless anxiety and worry you may be feeling right now and contact Socia Partners today.
We can support you or your loved one with any of the following services:
Accurate information and advice to help you navigate the Adult Social Care system
Information and advice regarding funding adult social care
Support if you’ve been told you’re a “self-funder”
Full Care Act assessments
Continuing Healthcare (CHC) checklist competition
Continuing Healthcare (CHC) decision support tool assessments
As you’re considering our services, it’s more than likely you’ve read about, or been given advice about Adult Social Care. As a result of our personal and professional experiences in Adult Social Care, we know this has probably included lots of confusing abbreviations or terms. See our glossary and terminology page here for help.
At Socia Partners, we ensure that every service we provide to our individual partners is jargon free, empowering you with knowledge and understanding of what is happening every step of the way.
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See our FAQs and glossary, or get in touch to ask us what you need to know.
How does your service differ from traditional locum social work?
Another huge benefit of our service is how it reduces pressure on your senior members of staff. Unlike locum social workers, who require supervision and frequent input from seniors and managers, we manage projects in house. This saves time, protects workloads and is more cost effective.
Are there any risks to my Local Authority?
Which Councils have you worked with?
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What areas of social work do you specialise in?
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