We work with commissioners to ensure that we provide the most cost effective solutions, based on Connected Care service specifications. 

We use a cost benefit model to map the current flow of money in and out of local services - and then model the consequences of new decisions. This ensures that every penny is spent wisely, so health and social care services are developed in the most affordable manner.

The results speak for themselves. Our projects highlight the benefits of integrated early intervention programmes. In fact, we've found that working in this way can produce resource savings of up to £2.65 for every £1 spent. These cost benefits support the case for change and the development of community services to better meet local needs. 

For example

The Connected Care approach is cited by Warrington partners as contributing to the following:

• 21% rise in referrals made to Stop Smoking service
• 262 referrals to health weight services (100% increase)
• 278 reach for health walks (142% increase)
• 46 referrals to Stay on Your Feet (187% increase)
• 32 talking part in Men's health days in Greenwood and Latchford areas
• iVan (cancer awareness van) engaged with 390 people in Orford, Dallam including 14 referrals to the Health Improvement Services and 12 people receiving crisis intervention form nurses
• 17 people trained to RSPH Level 2 Award in Understanding Health Improvement.