Collaborative care coordination
Moreways Healthcare works alongside Local Authorities, NHS services, Integrated Care Boards, commissioners, housing providers and multidisciplinary teams to coordinate high-quality, person-centred support for adults with complex mental health needs, autism, learning disabilities and forensic backgrounds.
Working together
Successful support relies on effective communication, shared objectives and coordinated decision-making. Our case management approach places the individual at the centre of every discussion whilst ensuring professionals remain connected throughout the support journey.
From referral through assessment, transition, ongoing support and move-on planning, we maintain regular communication with commissioners, clinicians, social workers, housing providers, families and advocates to ensure support remains responsive, accountable and outcome-focused.
We actively coordinate with multidisciplinary professionals to ensure information is shared appropriately, risks are managed effectively and everyone involved works towards clearly defined outcomes.
Every decision begins with the individual. Our teams ensure care planning reflects personal goals, strengths, preferences and assessed needs whilst promoting independence wherever possible.
Progress is regularly reviewed through structured reporting, multidisciplinary meetings and ongoing evaluation to ensure support remains effective and responsive to changing needs.
Who we work with
Effective case management relies on strong relationships across health, social care, housing and criminal justice services. We work collaboratively to ensure every person receives coordinated, consistent and well-managed support.
Working alongside commissioning teams, social workers and care management teams throughout each placement.
Close collaboration with Community Mental Health Teams, clinicians, psychologists, CPNs and wider healthcare professionals.
Encouraging meaningful involvement wherever appropriate whilst respecting the wishes, rights and choices of the individual.
Our approach
Every referral follows a structured pathway designed to ensure effective communication, safe transitions and coordinated support throughout the individual’s journey.
Reviewing assessments, risks, support needs and compatibility.
Working with professionals to develop an individual support pathway.
Coordinating support, housing, health services and community integration.
Regular MDT meetings, outcome monitoring and support reviews.
Planning for increased independence, move-on opportunities and positive outcomes.
Communication
We understand the importance of accurate reporting and timely communication. Our teams maintain regular contact with commissioners, clinicians, care coordinators and other professionals to ensure everyone involved has access to relevant information supporting informed decision-making.
Frequently asked questions
We work collaboratively with Local Authorities, NHS services, Integrated Care Boards, social workers, clinicians, probation services, housing providers, advocates, families and other professionals involved in supporting the individual.
Support plans are reviewed regularly and whenever there is a significant change in needs, risks, goals or circumstances. Reviews are completed collaboratively with the individual and relevant professionals.
Yes. Our managers regularly participate in MDT meetings, Care Programme Approach reviews, professionals’ meetings and other multi-agency discussions where appropriate.
We provide structured updates, review information, incident reporting where appropriate and maintain regular communication to ensure commissioners remain informed about progress, outcomes and any significant changes.
Our experienced teams work alongside professionals, families and commissioners to deliver coordinated, person-centred support focused on long-term positive outcomes.
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