A Rede Nacional De Cuidados Continuados

A Rede Nacional de Cuidados Continuados Integrados (RNCCI), criada pelo Decreto-Lei n.º 101/06, de 06 de Junho, tem como principal objectivo dar resposta às necessidades das pessoas em situação de dependência. A implementação da RNCCI na Região do Algarve iniciou-se com as experiências piloto em 2006 concretizadas nas Equipas de Cuidados Continuados Integrados (domiciliários) (ECCI) em Loulé (4 equipas) e em Silves (2 equipas). De momento, a Região do Algarve dispõe de: 26 contratos de ECCI em: Albufeira (2), Faro (3), Lagoa (1), Lagos (1), Loulé (4), Monchique (1), Olhão (2), Portimão (2), S. Brás Alportel (2), Silves (2), Tavira (2), Vila do Bispo (1), Aljezur (1) e de Vila Real Stº Antº/Castro Marim/Alcoutim (2); 3 Unidades de Convalescença (UC): UC de Portimão (19), UC AL-Vita (Portimão) (35) e UC Loulé (20); 6 Unidades de Média Duração e Reabilitação (UMDR): UMDR de Portimão (26), UMDR de Tavira (20), UMDR de Olhão (37), UMDR AL-Vita (Portimão) (35); UMDR Loulé (13) e UMDR Estoi (11); 10 Unidades de Longa Duração e Manutenção (ULDM): Vila Real St.º António (18), Albufeira (20), Silves (20), Estômbar (32), Algoz (55), Faro (30), Azinhal (32), St.ª Catarina Fte. Bispo (34), Estoi (40) e Aljezur (30). Assim, os acordos existentes criaram 527 camas de internamento destinadas a cuidados continuados a pessoas dependentes, sendo 74 camas de convalescença, 142 camas para internamentos de média duração e reabilitação e 311 camas para internamentos de longa duração e manutenção. Abaixo disponibilizamos quadro com Informação actualizada semanalmente das vagas da RNCCI existentes na Região do Algarve. Internados Tipologia Unidades Entidade prestadora N.º camas Vagas à data UC AL-Vita (PTM) Pro-Fn, Serviços de Saúde, Lda. 35 35 0 Convalescença UC de Portimão SCM de Portimão 19 19 0 UC de Loulé Centro Hospitalar do Algarve E.P.E 20 20 0 UMDR AL-Vita (PTM) Pro-Fn, Serviços de Saúde, Lda. 35 35 0 UMDR de Olhão ACASO 37 37 0 UMDR de Portimão SCM de Portimão 26 26 0 Média Duração e Reabilitação UMDR Loulé SCM de Loulé 13 13 0 UMDR de Tavira Cruz Vermelha Portuguesa – C.H Tavira 20 20 0 UMDR Milreu - Estoi Fundação Algarvia de Desenvolvimento Social 11 11 0 ULDM de Albufeira Fundação Ant.º Silva Leal 20 20 0 ULDM de Algoz Quinta S. Sebastião 55 55 0 ULDM de Estômbar SCM de Estômbar 32 32 0 ULDM de Faro SCM de Faro 30 30 0 ULDM St.ª Catarina Fte Bispo Cruz Vermelha Portuguesa – C.H Tavira 34 34 0 Longa Duração e ULDM de Silves SCM de Silves 20 20 0 Manutenção ULDM Milreu - Estoi Fundação Algarvia de Desenvolvimento Social 40 40 0 As. de Bem Estar Social da Freguesia do ULDM Azinhal 32 32 0 Azinhal ULDM Vila Real Stº António SCM de Vila Real Stº António 18 18 0 ULDM de Aljezur Casa da Criança do Rogil 30 30 0 Sub – total das Unidades de Internamento 527 527 0 Nº de Internados Equipas Agrupamento de Centros de Saúde Contratos à data Vila Real St Antº/Castro Marim/Alcoutim 2 27 Aces Sotavento Tavira 2 43 Olhão 2 51 Faro 3 61 S. Brás de Alportel ACES Central 2 29 Loulé 4 99 Albufeira 2 41 Silves 2 31 Lagoa 1 21 Portimão 2 30 Monchique ACES Barlavento 1 6 Lagos 1 21 Vila do Bispo 1 6 Aljezur 1 6 Sub – total das Equipas de Cuidados Continuados Integrados (domiciliários) 26 472 ARS Algarve, I.P 13 de Julho de 2020 .

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THE ALGARVE © Lonelyplanetpublications Alternatives, Especiallyforinlandadventures
© Lonely Planet Publications 178 The Algarve Love it or loathe it, it’s easy to see the allure of the Algarve: breathtaking cliffs, golden sands, scalloped bays and long sandy islands. And let’s not forget (as too many do) the stunning inland area, which boasts beautiful countryside and pretty castle towns. Coastal Algarve, Portugal’s premier holiday destination, sold its soul to tourism in the six- ties and, it seems, it’s still for sale… Just behind the beachscape, especially along the south coast, loom some monstrosities: huge conglomerations of bland, modern holiday villas and brash resorts. For some it’s paradise, for others it’s an abhorrence. THE ALGARVE Whatever your view, there’s no doubting the Algarve’s personality. Underrated Faro boasts beautiful assets, especially the Parque Natural da Rio Formosa; Lagos is the Algarve’s carnival queen; and elegant Tavira boasts a beautiful island beach. The rugged west coast is more relaxed; this enchanting place is more about nature and less about construction (for now, any- way). The laid-back villages of Sagres and Carrapateira attract surf- and sun-loving visitors. But it’s the inner Algarve that really shines. To bypass this area is to miss the Algarve proper: cork tree– and flower-covered hillsides, historic villages (many with restaurants serv- ing intoxicating cuisine), walking tracks and birdlife. Highlights include stunning Silves above the banks of the Rio Arade, sleepy Alcoutim on the picture-perfect Rio Guadiana, and quaint Monchique. The region has some excellent walking opportunities and the Via Algarviana passes through the area.
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3 Bed Apartment For Sale €375,000 Tavira, Algarve, Portugal Ref: GHER266375 * On Market * 3 Beds * 2 Baths Top floor apartment in Santa Luzia Tavira with 300sqm outside space, sold furnished and has air con throughout. This lovely 3 bedroom apartment is located on the top floor in a closed condominium with two swimming pools and consists of: very spacio Property Type: Apartment Bedrooms: 3 Bathrooms: 2 Reference: GHER266375 Build/Unit: 130 sq m UK, Spain, Villamartin and Portugal Offices https://www.girasolhomes.com/ For full office details please refer to the contact page on the website Property Description Top floor apartment in Santa Luzia Tavira with 300sqm outside space, sold furnished and has air con throughout. This lovely 3 bedroom apartment is located on the top floor in a closed condominium with two swimming pools and consists of: very spacious living/dining area with half open fully equipped kitchen. 3 bedrooms with fitted wardrobes, one with en suite shower room. Further full bathroom. All bedrooms give access to the terraces. The apartment has over 300m2 outside area, part of it a roof terrace with stunning views over the Ria Formosa. The condominium is only 5 mins walk to the sea front, with all amenities nearby. The apartment comes with 2 parking spaces in the garage, and has a elevator. It is sold furnished and has air con throughout. Santa Luzia is a popular holiday destination, with easy access to both Barril and Terra Estreita Beach. It has a good selection of restaurants and bars, making this apartment very attractive for those who want to either live there permanently or have a good income from rentals.
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Birdwatching Guide to the Algarve Contents Preface
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A Rede Nacional De Cuidados Continuados
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Guide to the Wines of the Algarve Thanks
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