In Adult social care, we are using sub-regional partnerships to improve commissioned care in North West London.
London has the highest rate in England of older people needing long-term care, and demand is growing as people live longer with more complex needs. We’re working together across borough boundaries to plan better, share resources, and make care more sustainable.
Why we
collaborate
To keep most care placements local, preserving familial, social and community networks for recipients of care.
Our multi-agency approach to quality supports high care standards.
We manage costs and plan ahead to keep care affordable achieving best value for residents
We use shared data to understand needs and improve services.
We support fair pay for care workers to build a stronger workforce.
We work with the ICB to ensure a holistic approach to developing the care market.
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Improving care quality:
We regularly review how care services are performing, share best practice, and set common standards. We are committed to involving people with lived experience to help shape better services.
Using data to plan ahead:
By sharing information on spend, demand, and quality, we can make smarter decisions and ensure care is stable and reliable for those who need it.
Supporting people to stay close to home:
We focus on building strong local care sufficiency so vulnerable adults can stay near family, friends, GP and community support. This also helps us build better relationships with local care providers.
Getting the best value:
We work collaboratively to keep prices stable, manage inflation, and use our combined purchasing influence to achieve the best value for our authorities.
