It is hoped the health centre will prevent ‘fragile’ existing services from becoming overloaded
said no final decision had been taken on whether to accommodate asylum seekers there.CCG papers, set to be discussed by health bosses on Thursday, state that planning work is continuing despite the delay.
“This is specifically to avoid local primary care services being required to offer support for this service user group, which they do not have the resources to deliver now, with minimal time to enter into recruitment plans,” the papers state. The board papers state: “The local practice has a total registered population of 3,500 patients and supporting this cohort was not realistically achievable for them, given that over a 12 month period, with an average six month stay the service might also have 3,000+ service users requiring registration/deregistration, a detailed health assessment and support during their stay.”and its health provider, it was “aiming to be ready by the end of June 2022”.
“There will inevitably be an impact, but we will be discussing additional funding, to mitigate the risk with the Home Office and this has commenced,” the papers state.services such as NHS 111, ambulance call outs and urgent care.
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