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City and Hackney Access to Toenail Cutting Service

Notice details

Published
Category
services
Buyer region
London

Public buyer and contract winner

awarded to

Contract winner

Hoxton Health

Award value£65,000

  1. Awarded
    Completed
  2. Start
    Completed
  3. End
    Completed

Work description

The London Borough of Hackney and NEL ICB have awarded a contract for the Access to Toenail Cutting Service.

This service is intended to provide assistance for residents experiencing health inequalities to maintain basic toenail care, which can cause significant health challenges and exclusion from access to other health services. This project has been designed to target specific cohorts of the population where there is greatest need. This is something that is only necessary for most people 3 to 4 times a year to prevent toenails becoming a hindrance to walking and moving around.

Long term conditions - to support patients living with a long-term condition in Hackney to live a longer and healthier life.

The London Borough of Hackney and NEL ICB have awarded a contract for the Acess to Toenail Cutting Service.

Health inequalities - to address inequalities across the City and Hackney Place, this project has been designed to target specific cohorts of the population where there is greatest need by preventing toenails becoming a hindrance to walking and moving around. There is also an increased risk of falls for some patients unless this issue is addressed.

This notice expresses an intention to award a contract under the Most Suitable Provider Process under the Provider Selection Regime. The lifetime value of this service is £65,000.

This is a new service with a new provider.

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Source: Contracts Finder · Notice 790a4427-c1ef-45aa-9ac2-9c78c8a3b517-772950

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