Hillingdon Home Treatment Team
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18+AnxietyDepressionDisabilitySubstance MisuseUrgent and Crisis Support
Hillingdon Home Treatment Rapid Response Team helps avoid admission to a mental health inpatient ward by providing intensive support to people in acute mental crisis in their homes.
The team includes a rapid response service (to respond to emergency and urgent referrals) 24-hours a day. Emergency and urgent referrals should be made through the Single Point of Access which is open 365 days a year, 24 hours a day. All patients are provided with a crisis card with details of who to call in an emergency.
The team accepts referrals from other secondary mental health services, which include:
Single Point of Access
Community mental health teams
Early intervention teams
Assertive outreach teams
Psychiatric liaison services
Acute inpatient wards (to facilitate early discharge)
Any other secondary specialist teams
Other (out of area) hospitals where a CNWL service user has been assessed to need home treatment
The team is unable to accept referrals from:
GPs – who should refer to the Single Point of Access
Hostels and other non-statutory services, such as supported houses or day centres, which should use the GP referral pathways as above
Police – Section 136 presentations will be assessed as per local agreement.
Hillingdon Home Treatment Rapid Response Team helps avoid admission to a mental health inpatient ward by providing intensive support to people in acute mental crisis in their homes.
The team includes a rapid response service (to respond to emergency and urgent referrals) 24-hours a day. Emergency and urgent referrals should be made through the Single Point of Access which is open 365 days a year, 24 hours a day. All patients are provided with a crisis card with details of who to call in an emergency.
The team accepts referrals from other secondary mental health services, which include:
Single Point of Access
Community mental health teams
Early intervention teams
Assertive outreach teams
Psychiatric liaison services
Acute inpatient wards (to facilitate early discharge)
Any other secondary specialist teams
Other (out of area) hospitals where a CNWL service user has been assessed to need home treatment
The team is unable to accept referrals from:
GPs – who should refer to the Single Point of Access
Hostels and other non-statutory services, such as supported houses or day centres, which should use the GP referral pathways as above
Police – Section 136 presentations will be assessed as per local agreement.
Service type
This service offers support in person.
This service is provided by the NHS.
Referral (how to access)
Professional
Catchment restrictions
Hillingdon
Last updated 10/04/2025 7:01am
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