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The frailty virtual ward is a team of specialist healthcare professionals supporting individuals at home who otherwise may require an acute hospital admission (hospital admission avoidance). We also facilitate early discharges through follow up at home. We provide clinical monitoring through acute illness and management of frailty syndromes.
Frailty virtual wards aim to help support individuals remain at home and to avoid risks associated with hospital admissions such as deconditioning. We also provide support to family/carers/loved ones who are caring for individuals at home.
We generally care for patients for up to 14 days.
Who we are;
Types of patients we care for (not exhaustive);
Need urgent advice?
If urgent clinical conversation needed please call rapid access geriaction 07766 703 203
How do you know if some is admitted?
Encounters on HIE will show current patients as admitted to ‘Virtual care-elderly’ – information recorded here is live
The following clinicians can refer to this service:
Last updated: Sep 30th, 2025
Review date: Sep 26th, 2027
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