A COMPANY that works with young people in schools, authorities and businesses has been handed a place on a national framework managed by the Countess of Chester Hospital.
Momenta Connect has confirmed its place on the framework for the Provision of Autism and ADHD Assessment Services, managed by the Liverpool Road facility.
Momenta Connect has been awarded a place on the national NHS Framework Agreement for the Provision of Autism and ADHD Assessment Services, managed by the Countess of Chester Hospital NHS Foundation Trust.
The framework gives NHS organisations a compliant procurement route through which they can commission additional autism and ADHD assessment capacity from approved providers.
It says that “with around half a million children waiting for an autism or ADHD assessment”, through the framework, Momenta Connect can support NHS trusts and integrated care boards seeking to expand their autism and ADHD assessment capacity for children and young people.
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According to the company, the place on the national NHS framework will enable Momenta Connect to provide additional, clinically governed autism and ADHD assessment capacity for children and young people, working alongside NHS organisations and existing local services.
Jennifer Abbott, operations director at Momenta Connect, said: “For families, waiting for an autism or ADHD assessment can be a long and uncertain period without the support they need.
“It can delay a clearer understanding of a child’s needs and make it more difficult to identify the support or adjustments that may help them at home, in education and in everyday life.
“Being awarded a place on this national NHS framework means Momenta Connect can work alongside NHS organisations to provide additional capacity to reduce waiting times for autism and ADHD assessments for children and young people.
“We hope this will help more families receive timely answers, while recognising that appropriate, need-led support should be available before, during and after the assessment process.”
For more, head to www.momentaconnect.co.uk
Momenta Connect’s place on the Countess of Chester NHS framework enables NHS trusts and integrated care boards to commission the company through an established national procurement route.
A spokesman added: “They can then work with commissioners to understand any existing pathways and referral profiles, the current assessment capacity, any clinical and operational requirements, and the needs of the local population and how they integrate with existing NHS services.”
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