Older People's Crisis Resolution and Home Treatment Team and Dementia Intensive Support Team

How our service can help you

The service provides assessment and short-term intensive treatment (up to six weeks) for older people experiencing a major mental health concern that may otherwise require a period of hospital admission.

The team comprises a consultant psychiatrist, specialist/clinical lead nurses, community psychiatric nurses, and mental health support workers.

We also provide a specialised short-term care pathway called dementia intensive support. This offers a holistic care approach to people experiencing severe behaviours and psychological symptoms of dementia.

We promote independence and recovery with older people and their carers to an agreed care plan that aims to offer a high level of support at home, or in a care establishment. For people who have been in hospital, we can help facilitate an earlier discharge by offering a short period of supported discharge at home.

For people who require continuing or longer-term support, we can refer to other pathway teams within older people's mental health services. This ensures patients receive long-term treatment and therapy as appropriate.

Contact the service

  • Peterborough

    Maple Unit

    The Cavell Centre

    Edith Cavell Healthcare Campus

    Bretton Gate

    Peterborough

    PE3 9GZ
     

    Tel: 01733 776050

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    Cambridge

    Beechcroft

    Fulbourn Hospital

    Cambridge

    CB21 5EF
     

    Tel: 01223 726300

     

  • Business Hours/Visiting Hours: 8am - 8pm every day, including weekends and Bank Holidays

Carers Information

  • A carer is anyone, including children and adults who looks after a family member, partner or friend who needs help because of their illness, frailty, disability, a mental health problem or an addiction and cannot cope without their support. The care they give is unpaid.

    At Cambridgeshire and Peterborough NHS Foundation Trust, we value the often life-long support carers provide and recognise them as equal care partners. We want to offer as much guidance and reassurance as possible, to help you in your caring role. You can find general information and support for adult carers, young carers and parent carers by following this link

Older People's Crisis Resolution and Home Treatment Team and Dementia Intensive Support Team

How our service can help you

The service provides assessment and short-term intensive treatment (up to six weeks) for older people experiencing a major mental health concern that may otherwise require a period of hospital admission.

The team comprises a consultant psychiatrist, specialist/clinical lead nurses, community psychiatric nurses, and mental health support workers.

We also provide a specialised short-term care pathway called dementia intensive support. This offers a holistic care approach to people experiencing severe behaviours and psychological symptoms of dementia.

We promote independence and recovery with older people and their carers to an agreed care plan that aims to offer a high level of support at home, or in a care establishment. For people who have been in hospital, we can help facilitate an earlier discharge by offering a short period of supported discharge at home.

For people who require continuing or longer-term support, we can refer to other pathway teams within older people's mental health services. This ensures patients receive long-term treatment and therapy as appropriate.

Contact the service

  • Peterborough

    Maple Unit

    The Cavell Centre

    Edith Cavell Healthcare Campus

    Bretton Gate

    Peterborough

    PE3 9GZ
     

    Tel: 01733 776050

    •  

    Cambridge

    Beechcroft

    Fulbourn Hospital

    Cambridge

    CB21 5EF
     

    Tel: 01223 726300

     

  • Business Hours/Visiting Hours: 8am - 8pm every day, including weekends and Bank Holidays

Carers Information

  • A carer is anyone, including children and adults who looks after a family member, partner or friend who needs help because of their illness, frailty, disability, a mental health problem or an addiction and cannot cope without their support. The care they give is unpaid.

    At Cambridgeshire and Peterborough NHS Foundation Trust, we value the often life-long support carers provide and recognise them as equal care partners. We want to offer as much guidance and reassurance as possible, to help you in your caring role. You can find general information and support for adult carers, young carers and parent carers by following this link