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A personal health budget (PHB) is an amount of money to support someone’s health and wellbeing needs. One-off personal health budgets for mental health are designed to support people to achieve specific goals or outcomes enabling supported self-management and mental health recovery following hospital discharge.
Personal health budgets for mental health can include a range of things to give people access to care, support and services that are holistic, innovative and build on their strengths. Examples include:
More information around what a PHB can be used for can be found in our patient/carer booklet or on our inpatient posters.
A personal health budget for mental health can be used by people who:
The personal health budget is not means tested therefore providing you are under the above services, you will be eligible to make an application – please speak to a member of staff for a form.
To find out more about our personal health budgets service, please contact personalhealthbudgets@bdct.nhs.uk.
Anyone who wants to know more about the background to the PHB pilot, visit Bradford District and Craven Health and Care Partnership website
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