Transition Care Program commences
REDHS commenced this new service in July 2011. The Transition Care Program (TCP) is a jointly funded initiative by the Victorian Department of Health and the Commonwealth Department of Health and Ageing. The aim of TCP is to minimise the number of older people experiencing extended hospital lengths of stay and premature admission to residential care.
The REDHS TCP model comprises funding for two residential places and one community place for people who meet the eligibility criteria.
The two residential places are in the REDHS Hostel and the community place allows people to receive therapy and care in their home.
The introduction of TCP is an exciting development as it provides an opportunity for REDHS to expand the range of services to the community. It is also important for the community as it provides a greater opportunity for people to receive such a service closer to home.
ROCHESTER FLOODS
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The Main Entrance - photo taken by a staff member as they left the facility in an Army Unimog late afternoon 15-1-11
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Updated 28-7-11