Lincolnshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust - Company Research Report
Company Overview
Name
- Company Name: Lincolnshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust
Mission of the Company
- Mission: To support people to live well in their communities.
Founding Details
- Founded: 1st June 2002
- Authorized as a Foundation Trust: 1st October 2007
- Origin: Formed by the merger of social care and health services formerly provided by Lincolnshire County Council and Lincolnshire Healthcare NHS Trust.
Key People
- Chair: Kevin Lockyer
- Chief Executive: Sarah Connery
- Other Key Officers:
- Chief Nursing Officer: Sharon Harvey
- Chief Finance Officer: Mark Platts
- Chief Medical Officer: Dr. Girish Kunigiri
- Chief People Officer: Amy Beeton
- Chief Transformation Officer: Chris Higgins
- Director of Corporate Governance: Jenna Davies
- Non-Executive Directors: Chris Wright, Professor Di Bailey, Dr. Tim Harry, Ian Orrell, Dr. Sarah Whiteman, Dr. Kaval Patel, Vijay Luthra
Headquarters
- Address: St George's, Long Leys Road, Lincoln, Lincolnshire, LN1 1FS
Number of Employees
- Employees: Approximately 2,700 substantive staff members
Revenue
- Annual Budget: Over £160 million
Known For
- Providing a full range of mental health services, support for learning disabilities, and services for autistic individuals in Lincolnshire.
Products
Offered Services
1. Mental Health Services: Comprehensive mental health support including talking therapies, community services, crisis resolution, inpatient care, and rehabilitation.
2. Learning Disabilities and Autism Support: Specialized services for individuals with learning disabilities and autism across various age groups.
3. Specialist Psychological Therapies: Focus on more acute needs for mental health.
4. Community Engagement and Partnerships: Working closely with local councils, GPs, and charitable organizations to enhance service delivery.
High-Level Product Descriptions and Key Features
- Talking Therapies: Services for anxiety and depression managed through Lincolnshire Talking Therapies service.
- Crisis and Home Treatment: Services to manage and reduce hospital admissions by treating patients at home.
- Inpatient and Rehabilitation Services: For severe mental health cases requiring intensive care, with approximately 200 inpatient beds.
- Specialist Community Services: Collaborative approach with local communities and partners for tailored support.
Recent Developments
Recent Developments in the Company
- New Units: Construction of new mental health units in Boston, with significant investment in ward-based services for therapeutic environments.
- Expansion of Children and Young People's Services: Increased investment in children and adolescent mental health services (CAMHS) and school mental health support teams.
- Establishment of Night Light Cafés: Provide crisis support within community settings.
- Investments: Over £60 million in unit investments to enhance patient and staff environments.
New Products and Features
- Therapeutic Environment Investment: Current projects to improve infrastructure and facilities within inpatient wards for better patient care.
- Community Based Initiatives: Enhanced support systems through partnerships with local community organizations.
Partnerships
- Integrated Care Partnerships: Collaboration with NHS Lincolnshire Joint Forward Plan and Health and Wellbeing Strategy for more cohesive health care delivery.
- Alliances: As part of the mental health, dementia, and learning disability alliance for comprehensive services and support.
Conclusion
Overall, the Lincolnshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust is at the forefront of innovating and delivering specialized mental health and disability support services, with a clear mission to improve community wellness by keeping people healthy and integrating service delivery within local community frameworks. The organization continues to expand and enhance its services and infrastructure, ensuring excellence and inclusivity in health care within Lincolnshire.
