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Care Home Rates and Map 2021/22 Appendix 1 Indicative Rates Schedule 2021-22 CARE HOME RATES Adults’ Services Indicative Rates: Personal And Nursing Care In Registered Care Homes (All Age Groups.) Care homes registered with the care quality commission to provide personal care Table 1 Rates for Bands B, C, P and F personal care rates Description 2020-21 from 2021-22 from 6/04/20 5/04/2021 Weekly Rate Weekly Rate Band B – High level of physical care needs. Note: £423.32 £430.73 This band is only paid for people placed in a care home before 11th April 2016 Band C - Specialist dementia care £615.42 £626.19 (intensive/complex): Standard rate Band C - Specialist dementia care £700.38 £712.64 (intensive/complex): Enhanced rate Band P - Frail with intensive/complex physical £528.27 £537.51 care needs: Standard rate Band P - Frail with intensive/complex physical £655.39 £666.86 care needs: Enhanced rate Band F - Person with mental health needs. Note: £407.74 £414.88 This band is only paid for people placed in a care home before 11th April 2016. Appendix 1 Indicative Rates Schedule 2021 22 Care Homes Registered With The Care Quality Commission To Provide Nursing Care. Table 2 Band D nursing rates Description 2020-21 from 2021-22 from 6/04/20 05/04/2021 Weekly Rate Weekly Rate Band D: Nursing care. Baseline Social Care Rate £586.18 £596.44 (Accommodation and Personal Care element of Nursing Fee): Standard rate Band D: Nursing Care. Baseline Social Care Rate £644.59 £655.87 (Accommodation and Personal Care element of Nursing Fee): Enhanced rate NHS Contribution To Nursing Care – Funded Nursing Care (FNC) For Care Homes With Nursing: Note: WSCC pay fees net of FNC, with reimbursement for all FNC being paid directly from the Clinical Commissioning Group, (CCG.) This is addition to the baseline social care element. Table 3 Funded Nursing Care Rates Description 2020-21 rate 2021-22 rate from from 1/04/2020 1/04/21 Weekly Rate Weekly Rate Standard rate FNC £183.92 £187.60 High rate FNC £253.02 £258.08 Respite Stay Incentive Payment For stays up to 14 nights at indicative rates, an additional pro rata payment. Table 4 Respite Stay Incentive Payment Band Description 2021-22 from 5/04/2021 Weekly Rate Standard rate incentive payment £21.00 Enhanced rate incentive payment £21.00 • All prices stated are gross. • Where a person’s assessed needs cannot be met within an indicative rate, a rate is agreed on an individual basis. Appendix 1 Indicative Rates Schedule 2021-22 • Substance Misuse, Learning Disability, Mental Health, Physical Disability and where need exceeds indicative rates are agreed on an individual basis. All existing placements of these types will be increased by 1.75%, except for those which have been arranged between 1st January 2021 and 31st March 2021 and unless contractual terms and conditions require otherwise. • Enhanced rates are paid for homes within the Adults’ Services Northern area and Northern Chichester, i.e. those homes in Midhurst, Pulborough, Petworth, Billingshurst, Easebourne, West Lavington Appendix 2 Areas of the county where standard and enhanced rates are paid. Southern Areas: Based On Electoral Divisions Table 5 Southern Areas Electoral Division Adult Social Care Area Applicable Rate Amberley Southern Standard Angmering Southern Standard Ashington Southern Standard Ashurst Southern Standard Bramber Southern Standard Clapham Southern Standard Coombes Southern Standard East Preston Southern Standard Ferring Southern Standard Findon Southern Standard Henfield Southern Standard Kingston Southern Standard Lancing Southern Standard Littlehampton Southern Standard Parham Southern Standard Patching Southern Standard Poling Southern Standard Rustington Southern Standard Shipley Southern Standard Shoreham by Sea Southern Standard Sompting Southern Standard Steyning Southern Standard Storrington Southern Standard Thakeham Southern Standard Upper Beeding Southern Standard Washingon Southern Standard West Chiltington Southern Standard Wiston Southern Standard Woodmancote Southern Standard Worthing Southern Standard WS499 Adults’ social care areas March 2013 Worth CrawleCrawleyy Key Rusper East Grinstead Area boundary North Horsham Parish boundary Warnham CRAWLEY Turners Hill WS499 May 2011 Colgate Linchmere Rudgewick West Hoathly Plaistow Slinfold Loxwood Horsham Balcombe Northchapel Heath Linch Lurgashall Broadbridge HORSHAM Ardingly Itchingfold Horsted Milland Slaugham Keynes Fernhurst Southwater Ebernoe Kirdford Nuthurst Lower Beeding Billingshurst Northern Rogate Cuckfield Lindfield Lodsworth Woolbeding Easebourne Wisborough Green Bolnore Haywards Heath Stedham Scaynes with Iping Tillington Bolney Petworth Shipley Cowfold Hill TrottonChithurst with Midhurst Harting Pulborough Twineham Treyford WestLavington West Grinstead Bepton Shermanbury Fittleworth Burgess Hill Heyshott Stopham West Chiltington Hurstpierpoint Graffham Cocking Coldwaltham Thakeham Woodmancote Duncton East Lavington Ashington Barlavington Ashurst Henfield Albourne Marden Western Keymer Compton Parham Singleton Bury West Dean Sutton Wiston East Dean Storrington Bignor Washington Newtimber Poynings Upwaltham Steyning Amberley Pyecombe Fulking Stoughton Houghton Upper Beeding Slindon Burpham Lavant Eartham Madehurst South Bramber Boxgrove Stoke Findon Funtington Westbourne Arundel Warningcamp Sompting Westhampnett Coombes Patching Tangmere Clapham Shoreham Southbourne Walberton Chichester by Sea Poling Fishbourne Lyminster Lancing Aldingbourne Eastergate Angmering Southern CHICHESTER Oving Chidham Bosham Ford Littlehampton Worthing Barnham SHOREHAM West Yapton Thorney Ferring Appledram West Bersted Climping Rustington East Ichenor Preston Kingston Donnington WORTHING Hunston Middleton Birdham North Mundham Felpham on Sea Bognor West Regis Wittering Aldwick Pagham BOGNOR REGIS East Sidlesham Wittering Earnley Selsey www.westsussex.gov.uk © Reproduced from or based upon 2006 Ordnance Survey mapping with permission of the controller of HMSO (c) Crown Copyright reserved. Unauthorised reproduction infringes Crown Copyright and may lead E-mail: [email protected] to prosecution or civil proceedings. West Sussex County Council Licence No. 100023447(2010). Appendix 2 Areas of the county where standard and enhanced rates are paid. Western Areas Based On Electoral Divisions Table 6 Western areas Electoral Division Adult Social Care Area Applicable Rate Aldingbourne Western Standard Aldwick Western Standard Appledram Western Standard Arundel Western Standard Barlavington Western Standard Barnham Western Standard Bepton Western Standard Bersted Western Standard Bignor Western Standard Billingshurst Western Enhanced Birdham Western Standard Bognor Regis Western Standard Bosham Western Standard Boxgrove Western Standard Burpham Western Standard Bury Western Standard Chichester Western Standard Chidham Western Standard Climping Western Standard Cocking Western Standard Coldwaltham Western Standard Compton Western Standard Donnington Western Standard Duncton Western Standard Earnley Western Standard Eartham Western Standard Easebourne Western Enhanced East Dean Western Standard East Lavington Western Standard East Wittering Western Standard Eastergate Western Standard Ebernoe Western Standard Felpham Western Standard Fernhusrt Western Standard Fishbourne Western Standard Fittleworth Western Standard Ford Western Standard Funtingdon Western Standard Graffham Western Standard Harting Western Standard Heyshott Western Standard Houghton Western Standard Hunston Western Standard Kirdford Western Standard Lavant Western Standard Linch Western Standard Linchmere Western Standard Lodsworth Western Standard Loxwood Western Standard Lugashall Western Standard Lyminster Western Standard Appendix 2 Areas of the county where standard and enhanced rates are paid. Electoral Division Adult Social Care Area Applicable Rate Madehurst Western Standard Marden Western Standard Middleton on Sea Western Standard Midhurst Western Enhanced Milland Western Standard North Chapel Western Standard North Mundham Western Standard Oving Western Standard Pagham Western Standard Petworth Western Enhanced Plaistow Western Standard Pulborough Western Enhanced Rogate Western Standard Selsey Western Standard Sidlesham Western Standard Singleton Western Standard Slindon Western Standard South Stoke Western Standard Southbourne Western Standard Stedham with Iping Western Standard Stopham Western Standard Stoughton Western Standard Sutton Western Standard Tangmere Western Standard Tillington Western Standard Treyford Western Standard Trotton with Chithurst Western Standard Upperwaltham Western Standard Walberton Western Standard Warning Camp Western Standard West Dean Western Standard West Hampnett Western Standard West Ichenor Western Standard West Lavington Western Enhanced West Thorney Western Standard West Wittering Western Standard Westbourne Western Standard Wisborough Green Western Standard Woolbeding Western Standard Yapton Western Standard Appendix 2 Areas of the county where standard and enhanced rates are paid. Northern Areas Based On Electoral Divisions Table 7 Northern areas Electoral Division Adult Social Care Area Applicable Rate Albourne Northern Enhanced Ardingly Northern Enhanced Balcombe Northern Enhanced Bolney Northern Enhanced Bolnore Northern Enhanced Broadbridge heath Northern Enhanced Burgess Hill Northern Enhanced Colgate Northern Enhanced Cowfold Northern Enhanced Crawley Northern Enhanced Cuckfield Northern Enhanced East Grinstead Northern Enhanced Fulking Northern Enhanced Haywards Heath Northern
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