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instant access to a video GP service. The hosts would have to go through a vetting and training process. If care - above a room and meals - is required it will be provided by a regulated care provider. Chief executive Paul Gaudin claims the environment would be much safer than the current facilities that patients are often discharged into. Chairwoman of the council committee Anna Bailey states they 'have not committed to piloting CareRooms, but we think the innovative concept is interesting and worth exploring...We would like to give CareRooms the space to explore its concept.
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in 2021 to help people recover after being discharged from hospital. Tele-care and monitoring equipment is fitted in the rooms to ensure guests vital signs are checked and there is 24-hour video access to a GP service. It was said to make use of the "resources that exist within local communities" in
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Councillor Sandra Crawford from Cambridge County Council has said a discussion for CareRooms is needed to be 'scrutinised' by all (councillors, NHS Trusts, social care providers etc). Mr Gaudin says he welcomes a discussion and said it was not about 'playing politics' but instead getting 'communities
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complained that "Urgent investment in trained, regulated carers is the only safe way to address this, not outsourcing the problem to random homeowners with no clearly defined standards for safeguarding, clinical governance and infection control, not to mention other risks to patients who are at their
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CareRooms pay "Hosts" up to £50 per night. The "Host" will receive no care training, with this instead being provided by regulatory domiciliary care agencies. "Hosts" will only provide the room and heat pre-prepared meals as well as offering conversation and companionship to the "Guest" staying with
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announced an exploratory deal which will only involve low acuity self funding patients. There would not be any contractual arrangement with the council. Homeowners would be paid £50 a night and the company would provide any necessary equipment. Each placement would have biometric monitoring and
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into the health and social care sector, however there are noticeable differences between this scheme and Airbnb. Their plan is to arrange rooms in private homes for patients who do not need to be in hospital but are not able to return to their own homes. It has been characterised as "CareBnB".
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Safeguarding concerns came to light in October 2018 and CareRooms responded by saying that all Hosts complete training on 'Adult Safeguarding, Food Safety, Cleaning for Infection Control, and the Mental Health Capacity Act, as well as having to be DBS checked'.
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North Yorkshire County Council and City of York Council sponsored an expansion of the scheme in
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a report proposing further expansion to Richmond, Scarborough and Whitby.
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A similar but unrelated scheme is being proposed in
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Cambridge
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Airbnb
Rachel Clarke
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Cambridgeshire County Council
Selby
York
Private healthcare in the United Kingdom
"CareRooms initiative is another assault on domestic labour"
"'CareBnB' plan revived by council would see discharged patients stay in private homes"
"CareRooms"
"Thanks but no thanks, CareRooms. In the NHS we need staff, not beds"
"Nieuw zorgconcept 'Carebnb' zoekt logeerbedden in Utrecht"
"Councillor in call for clarity over proposal to place patients leaving hospital in spare rooms"
"Controversial 'CareBnB' firm returns to launch new trial"
"The future of healthcare - Getting treatment in a stranger's spare room"
"£50 a night for people who can give a room to an elderly person in York and Selby this winter"
"North Yorkshire Council considers paying residents to host hospital patients"
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