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1 Perth & Kinross Council Housing & Community Care PERTH & KINROSS COUNCIL HOUSING & COMMUNITY CARE -------------------------------------- APPROVED PROVIDER List Section 1 - Providers of Home Care commissioned - under SDS option 3 (GIS) (Pages 4 – 9) Section 2 - Providers approved to deliver homecare - under SDS option 1&2 (Pages 12–23) Date of Issue: : 5th August 2016 1 Section 1 - Details of Providers Approved and commissioned to deliver SDS option 3 care. (Some may also deliver SDS OPTION 1 &2 see pages 9-21) Name of Provider Page No 1. Ashdene Home Care 4 2. Avenue Care Services 4 3. Blackwood Care 5 4. Caley Homecare 5 5. Care Services 5 6. Crossroads Perth & Kinross 6 7. Diamond Care 6 8. Elite Care (Scotland) Ltd 6 9. Gowrie Care Ltd – Perth 7 10. Kippen Care Services 7 11. Mears Care –ILS 7 12. My Care 8 13. Perth Home Care 8 14. Rigifa Home Care Ltd 8 15. Rivendell Care at Home Services Ltd 9 16. Stuart Wright Care Ltd 9 N.B The Council operates a system whereby by providers have, following due process, been appointed as either Core providers or Spot purchasers. Core Provider status means that those commissioning care must contact the Core provider for that GIS area in the first instance; only once the Core provider has reached full capacity should the Spot purchases providers be contacted. Localities are North (Green) South (Lilac) and Perth city. 2 Providers Approved and commissioned to deliver SDS option 3 care by locality Locality Providers North Avenue Caley (incl. Carse of Rivendell Stuart Wright Gowrie) Gowrie Blackwood Diamond Care South Avenue Ashdene (Incl. Bridge Elite Mears of Earn) Kippen Rigifa Perth City Care Services Kippen (incl. Scone) Gowrie Perth Homecare My Care Mears Caley-Scone DISCLAIMER: The information contained in this Approved Provider List is as accurate as that at the Contracts Section disposal at date of issue. Please notify Shona Sinclair, Contract Compliance & Commissioning Officer on 01738 476976 of any changes required. 3 Provider Name Address Contact Details Client Groups Covered Areas Commissioned for PKC Ashdene Home Ashdene House Manager: Chris Orr - Older People South locality Care Office Location People with/who • Comrie • Findo Gask Strathearn Tel: 01764 650384 - Dementia • Gilmerton • Kinkell Bridge Terrace Mob: 0773 806 2395 - Physical Disabilities • Madderty & • Findo Gask Crieff Email: [email protected] - Learning Disabilities • Trinity Gask PH7 3DT - Mental Health issues • Auchterarder Emergency Contact Number/OOhrs: - People who care for others 07738062395 - Respite Voucher Scheme Avenue Care Unit A General Manager: Francis Davidson - Older People North Locality South Locality Services Glenruthven Mill Operations Manager: Jane MacLaren People with/who • Aberfeldy • Aberuthven Abbey Road Care Manager: Nicola Gibson (Carse of - Dementia • Ardtalnaig • Auchterarder Auchterarder Gowrie) - Physical Disabilities • Blair Athol • Blackford PH3 1DP Care Manager: Jacqui Miller (North & South - Learning Disabilities • Bridge of Tilt • Braco Localities) - Mental Health issues • Fearnan • Dunning - misuse alcohol • Grandtully • Greenloaning Tel: 01764 663644 - misuse drugs • Keltyburn • Kinkell Bridge Fax:01764 660819 - affected by HIV /Aids • Kenmore • Trinity Gask Mob: 07889410555 - people with a brain injury • Kinloch Rannoch • Balado - care for others • Tummel Bridge • Crook of Devon Email: - Respite Voucher Scheme • • [email protected] Lawers Glendevon [email protected] • Pitlochry • Kelty [email protected] • Ballintuim • Kinnesswood [email protected] • Blairgowrie • Kinross • Corsie • Milnathort • Meiklour • Rumbling Emergency Contact Number/OOhrs: • Rattray Bridge 07889410555 • Bankfoot • Powmill • Stanley www.avenuecareservices.co.uk CarseofGowrie • Abernyte • Craigdollie • Errol/The Grange • Glencarse • Inchture • Invergowrie • Longorgan • Rait • St.Madoes 4 Provider Name Address Contact Details Client Groups Covered Areas Commissioned for PKC Blackwood Care Blackwood Contact: Mr Phillip Richardson-Adebowale - Older People Carse of Gowrie Homes & Care [email protected] People with/who 2a Jack Martin - Dementia • Abernyte Way Tel: 01382 622875 - Physical Disabilities • Craigdollie Dundee Fax: 01382 622875 - Learning Disabilities • Errol/The Grange DD4 9FF - Mental Health issues • Glencarse [email protected] - misuse alcohol • Inchture - people with a brain injury • Invergowrie Emergency Contact Number/OOhrs: • Longforgan 07739075495 • www.blackwoodgroup.org.uk Rait • St.Madoes Caley Home Care 1 Commercial Director : Niall Fogarty - Older People North Locality Street Manager: Elaine Long People with/who • Scone 1 Blairgowrie - Dementia • Alyth PH10 6NL Tel: 01250 875739 - Physical Disabilities • Ardlar - Learning Disabilities • Burelton &Woodside [email protected] - Mental Health issues • Coupar Angus - Misuse alcohol • Kettins - Misuse drugs • Knowehead Emergency Contact Number/OOhrs: - a brain injury • Balbeggie 01250 875739 - diverts to On Call - care for others • Collace/ Saucher • 07525 916839 On Call Mobile Guildtown • Kinrossie • Luncarty • Murthly • Perth Airport • Stanley • Wolfhill Care Services 8 Atholl Crescent Registered Manager: Susan Thomson - Older People Perth City Perth [email protected] People with/who • City Centre 1 PH1 5NG - Dementia • Muirton Depute Manager: Louise Nwaokorobia - Physical Disabilities • Tulloch [email protected] - Learning Disabilities - Mental Health issues Tel/fax: 01738 629612 - misuse alcohol Email: [email protected] - a brain injury - care for others Emergency Contact Number/OOhrs: - Families with children 07801 821922 - Respite Voucher Scheme www.careservicesperth.co.uk 5 Provider Name Address Contact Details Client Groups Covered Areas Commissioned for PKC Crossroads Perth & Care Attendant Manager: Gill Renton Carer respite - All areas of Perth & Kinross Scheme The Older People Kinross Gateway Tel: 01738 639460 People with/who North Methven Fax:01738 444656 - Dementia Street Perth - Physical Disabilities PH1 5PX Email: [email protected] - Learning Disabilities - Mental Health issues - misuse alcohol Emergency Contact Number/OOhrs: - affected by HIV /Aids 07730647282 - with a brain injury - care for others - Families with children - Respite vouchers scheme Diamond Care Riverside Manager: Suzi Coles - Older People Blairgowrie and Balmoral Road People with/who surrounding areas Rattray Tel: 01250 870557 - Dementia Blairgowrie - Physical Disabilities PH10 7AH Email: [email protected] - Learning Disabilities - Mental Health problems Emergency Contact Number/OOhrs: - misuse alcohol 0770 8059423 - affected by HIV /Aids - a brain injury - care for others - Respite voucher Scheme Elite Care 31 George Street Branch Manager: Tracy Sayle - Older People South Locality (Scotland) Ltd Perth [email protected] People with/who • Comrie PH1 5LA - Dementia • Crieff Co-Ordinator: Lucy Conway - Physical Disabilities • Kinross [email protected] - Learning Disabilities • Milnathort - Mental Health issues Tel: 01764 656300 - misuse alcohol - affected by HIV /Aids - a brain injury Emergency Contact Number/OOhrs: - who care for others 01764 656300 - Families with children - Respite Voucher Scheme www.elitecarescotland.com 6 Provider Name Address Contact Details Client Groups Covered Areas Commissioned for PKC Gowrie Care Ltd 55 Huntingtower Area Manager: Chris Robb - Older People Perth City Road [email protected] People with/who • Burghmuir Perth Tel: 01382 564811 - Dementia • Oakbank PH1 2LH - Physical Disabilities • Western Edge Manager: Fiona Smart - Learning Disabilities Mobile: 07508358532 - Mental Health issues North Locality Tel: 0300 123 26 44 - misuse alcohol • Alyth [email protected] - misuse drugs • Ardler - care for others • Coupar Angus Emergency Contact Number/OOhrs: - Families with children • Meigle 0300 123 26 44 - Respite Voucher Scheme Email: [email protected] www.gowriecare.co.uk Kippen Care Kippen Care Manager: Marie Farquharson - Older People Perth City South Locality Services Services Tel: 01738 629228 People with/who • Bridgend • Abernethy Tayview Fax: 0870 4861421 - Dementia • Burghmuir • Bridge of Earn Industrial Estate - Physical Disabilities • Cherrybank Friarton Road Email: [email protected] - Learning Disabilities • Craigie 2 Perth [email protected] - Mental Health issues • Oakbank PH2 8DG - misuse alcohol • Letham - a brain injury • Kinnoull Hill - care for others • Scone 1 Emergency Contact Number/OOhrs: - Families with children 07984168752 - Respite Voucher Scheme • Scone 3 Mears Care ILS Algo Business Service Manager: Linda Adams - Older People South Locality Centre [email protected] People with/who • Crieff Glenearn Road - Dementia • Muthill PERTH Care Co-Ordinator for Perth - Physical Disabilities • Bridge of Earn PH2 0NJ [email protected] - Learning Disabilities Office Manager: - Mental Health issues • Forgandenny [email protected] - misuse alcohol • Glenfarg - affected by HIV /Aids Tel: 01738 450426 - with a brain injury Fax: 01738 450425 - who care for others - Families with children Emergency Contact Number/OOhrs: - Respite Voucher Scheme 07930 810 544 7 Provider Name Address Contact Details Client Groups Covered Areas Commissioned for PKC My Care (Tayside) Suite 9, 3rd Floor Registered Manager: Jane Swan - Older People Perth City Drummond Tel: 01738 449249 People with/who • Bridgend
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