One Care Home Team: CLCH

Barnet

The One Care Home Team offers proactive support for residents in Barnet care homes through comprehensive assessments and individualised care planning, facilitated by a team of healthcare professionals, including community matrons, physiotherapists, and occupational therapists. Virtual multi-disciplinary team meetings are held twice weekly for collaborative care coordination.


Eligibility Criteria

Inclusions

For OCHT community matron:

  • residential or nursing care home resident in Barnet 
  • newly admitted residents in Barnet Care homes 
  • care home residents in need of Geriatrician and Old Age Psychiatrist (OAP) input.

For OCHT therapy:

  • a recent decline/change in mobility or function 
  • seating/positioning assessment required due to recent deterioration 
  • clearly stated rehabilitation goals 
  • patient has new or recurrent falls.

For OCHT MDT meeting:

  • advice and support required for complex residents living in Barnet care homes.

For OCHT MDT old age psychiatry:

  • aged 65+.

For OCHT trusted assessor:

  • existing care home residents medically fit for discharge who require a comprehensive need assessment 
  • new medically fit patients in hospital who are referred from Brokerage Team and Social Services for a placement in a Barnet Care Home. 
  • care home postcode within Barnet Borough 
  • care Home residents who are admitted in Barnet General and Royal Free Hampstead hospitals only.

Exclusions

  • acutely unwell, requires rapid response or urgent care in the community.

For OCHT community matron:

  • sheltered accommodation and extra care living 
  • residents in care homes outside of Barnet  
  • non care home residents  
  • residents of homes without geriatric specialism / population 
  • residents needing to be seen by a clinician in emergency cases/ with rapid response element. 
  • residents requiring TVN specialty (regular dressing/wound care) 
  • referrals for regular insulin administration for care home residents  

For OCHT therapy:

  • patient has no rehabilitation potential or unrealistic goals 
  • patients who are not medically well 
  • referrals for equipment only 
  • referrals to provide wheelchair assessment 
  • early stroke interventions 
  • behavioural or mental health support/intervention 

For OCHT trusted assessor:

  • home care, sheltered or assisted living 
  • care home outside of Barnet Borough 
  • patients admitted in hospitals that are not Barnet General Hospital or Royal Free Hampstead.

How to Refer

EMIS form

Referral methods: Email

To refer to the OCHT, complete the Single Point of Access Integrated Adult Community Service CLCH – Barnet and send to:

Where to find the forms

  • BAR Global Documents > Referral Forms folder

Downloads



Review date: Saturday, 08 August 2026