REFFERAL PROCEDURE, CRITERIA AND PROCESS

Referral Procedure & Criteria

A clear, structured guide to our admission process, ensuring a seamless transition for service users.

Service users may be admitted on either a long-term basis (without limit of time) or short-term basis, including assessment periods with written reports.

Fees are determined individually after consultation. Once set, there are no extra charges unless additional services are commissioned. All fees are payable one month in advance.

Key Requirement

Referrals must be made in writing by a social worker or funding authority representative.

1Required Documentation

Medical history & physical disabilities
Psychiatric history (diagnosis & treatment)
Offending behaviour or forensic history
Social circumstances report & risk factors
History of substance/alcohol misuse
Mental Health Act status & changes
Multi-disciplinary care plans (CPA, 117 meetings)
Conditions of discharge
Contact details for responsible parties
Risk factors & early warning signs
Relapse risk management plans
Section 37/41 conditions (if applicable)
Supporting psychiatric report (R.M.O)
Significant other contact details
Motivation, strengths & support needs
Cultural requirements & preferences
Goals for the placement
Daytime activity involvement
Ongoing statutory responsibility details
Trial period (4-6 weeks) agreement

2Admission Criteria

Eligibility

Referral authority must ensure the candidate meets For All Care Homes criteria.

Report Access

We require access to medical, social work, nursing, and occupational therapy reports.

Funding Confirmation

Written confirmation of funding from the responsible authority must be received prior to admission.

Communication

Regular structured communication between For All Care Homes management and the referring team is required.

Relapse Protocol

Responsibility for hospital admission in event of relapse must be clearly identified.

For All Care Homes endeavours to ensure a thorough assessment is undertaken on each referral to facilitate a successful placement in the community.