Commissioning and partnerships
We need to make best use of the money we are given to ensure you receive the best care services and that they are the right services. We work with other organisations to plan and deliver these services.
There are two main areas to finding and approving care services:
Strategic Commissioning
- Continuously assesses the needs of the population
- Consults with people who use the services and those who provide them
- Develops strategies, services and partnerships
Brokerage
- Approves care providers
- Negotiates best prices
- Purchases services
The documents below contain information on how we shape our services to match the needs of vulnerable adults in Buckinghamshire.
For more information call 01296 383004 or email customerservices@buckscc.gov.uk
Downloads (you may need Acrobat Reader to open)
- Buckinghamshire Dementia Action Plan 2011-2013 (PDF 84KB)
- Carers' strategy 2010-12 (PDF 461KB)
- Strategy for caring for people with physical and sensory disabilities (PDF 463KB)
- Commissioning strategy for learning disabilities (PDF 1500KB)
How we will develop services for people with learning disabilities from 2008 to 2011 with the NHS - Commissioning strategy for learning disabilities - Summary (PDF 733KB)
- Commissioning strategy for mental health (PDF 2043KB)
How we will mental health services from 2008 to 2011 with the NHS - Buckinghamshire Dementia Strategy Action Plan 2011-2013 (PDF 84KB)
- Commissioning strategy for mental health - Summary (PDF 700KB)
- Commissioning Strategy for Older People (PDF 2256KB)
How we will develop older people's services from 2009 to 2012 with the NHS - Commissioning Strategy for Older People - Summary (PDF 716KB)
- Five year Supporting People strategy 2009/10-2011/12 (PDF 363KB)
How we plan to improve and develop services locally - Telecare Strategy 2009-11 (PDF 310KB)
- Extra Care Housing Strategy - updated (PDF 738KB)
- Extra Care Housing Strategy - summary (PDF 3434KB)
- 12 year housing plan for people with support needs (PDF 1566KB)
- Our vision - because Every Adult Matters (PDF 379KB)
