APPENDIX F UoR ACCOMMODATION BUSINESS CASE. Use of Resources Programme 03 Accommodation Business Case.

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APPENDIX F UoR ACCOMMODATION BUSINESS CASE

Use of Resources Programme 03 Accommodation Business Case

Use of Resources Programme Accommodation is defined as.... Accommodation 03 facilitating the provision of a range of housing options for customers shifting the current mode from residential care to more community based solutions achieving sustainable savings

Use of Resources Programme What is the overall opportunity? Accommodation 03 Long Term (2015 – 2020+) Mid Term ( )Short Term ( ) Accommodation strategy Building + Refurb programme Benefits Realisation Helping people to live at home Benefits Realisation Quick Win Realisation Commentary Targeted Customer Case Reviews Reablement Ethos Reduction in placements Rationalised services and provision Targeted prevention initiatives Implement Extra Care Accommodation profile matching ‘own home’ needs and demographic changes

Use of Resources Programme What is the size of the overall opportunity? Accommodation 03 Long Term (2015 – 2020+) Mid Term ( )Short Term ( ) Accommodation strategy Building + Refurb programme Benefits Realisation Helping people to live at home Benefits Realisation Quick Win Realisation Financial Benefits £14 million Scaling up ‘best practice’ Taking into account variable LA maturity £7 million Scaling up ‘best practice’ Universal low maturity Φ £10x million Very difficult to compare Double counting danger depending upon programme

Use of Resources Programme What is the target audience? Accommodation [name of metric – size of the prize focused]: 03 [Explanation of what the metric is e.g. ‘the metric below shows how the potential benefits case breaks down into quick wins and mid-term opportunities’ - financially focused] [What the metric is telling us - headline] high volume relatively low cost of placement can be quite short term care needed asset rich, income low low volume, high cost due to complexity greater prize for tackling people in placement

Use of Resources Programme How might this look? Accommodation Residential Care: Placement minimisation Nursing Home: Buy better Grow Extra Care accommodation: Reconfigure existing property  Existing customer homes  Sheltered housing Buy new builds better by sharing:  visions and ways of working  recent experiences (cases studies)  ‘best practice’  commissioning together 03 Adult Social Care

Use of Resources Programme The perceived challenges to faster progress Accommodation 03 Scarcity of resources and funding The three biggest challenges across the region are: Lack of resources Lack of flexibility over funding Lack of collaborative working The opportunity perhaps lies in the heart of the problem: You all Φ say you have the strategy and the goals and the desire for change from the top There is also some frustration at the pace of change If you are not collaborating, which probably is counter cultural, you might not be: making real change eradicating waste Delivering the benefits Realigning your organisation to dedicate it to the needs of the customer can make the difference Φ Ref: our structured interview survey June 2010

Use of Resources Programme What the Accommodation programme would look like 03 The key elements Customer Centric change Accommodation strategy Helping people to live at home Quick Win Realisation Month 1 Customer Centric change Month 2 Customer Centric change Month 3 Customer Centric change Month 4 Accommodation Assess implement- ability Implement Initial benefit realisation Grow benefit realisation Mobilise as a ‘Customer Centricity’ project ‘As Is’ AnalysisDefine ‘To Be’ Initiate ‘Design’ Mobilise as a ‘Customer Centricity’ project ‘As Is’ Analysis With a levelling exercise Contrast and compare Formulate local strategies

Use of Resources Programme The total opportunity In excess of £100M sustainable annual savings, delivered over the next four years £80M of which can be delivered from year 2