Speeches

Luciana Berger – 2015 Parliamentary Question to the Department of Health

The below Parliamentary question was asked by Luciana Berger on 2015-12-04.

To ask the Secretary of State for Health, what proportion of publicly-funded child and adolescent mental health in-patient services are provided by private providers; what the names of those providers are; how many and what types of services each such provider provides; and what proportion of all privately-provided services such services represent.

Alistair Burt

Approximately 47% of in-patient Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS) are provided by independent providers.

The table below contains a list of the specialised commissioned CAMHS and the names of the independent providers who provided these services in 2014/15.

Acute – Adolescent Inpatient

Alpha Hospitals

Cambian Healthcare

Oak View

Riverdale Grange

Acute – Adolescent Inpatient

Priory

Acute – Adolescent Inpatient (High Dependency Unit)

Priory

Acute – Child Inpatient

Cygnet Healthcare

Plymouth Community Healthcare

Eating Disorder – Adolescent Inpatients

Newbridge

Eating Disorders – Adolescent Inpatient

CareUK

Ellern Mede Centre For Eating Disorders

Priory

The Huntercombe Group

Eating Disorders – Adolescent Inpatient High Dependency

CareUK

Eating Disorders – Adolescent Short term Intensive

CareUK

Low Secure – CAMHS

The Huntercombe Group

Low Secure Female and Male

Priory

Low Secure Learning Disabled

Oak View

Low Secure Male MI

Alpha Hospitals

Psychiatric Intensive Care Unit

The Huntercombe Group

Alpha Hospitals

Priory

Secure and Specialised Mental Health Services (Child)

Low Secure Female Autistic Spectrum Disorder

St Andrews

Low Secure Female Learning Disabled

St Andrews

Low Secure Female Mental Illness

St Andrews

Low Secure Male Autistic Spectrum Disorder

St Andrews

Low Secure Male Learning Disabled

St Andrews

Low Secure Male Mental Illness

St Andrews

The proportion of CAMHS spend with these independent providers represents approximately 23% of the total mental health spend on independent providers (based on 2014/15 figures).