REBUILD Pathway
Post-detox inpatient rehabilitation care for patients who are homeless or rough sleeping
These awards celebrate high-quality projects and services that ensure the individuals they are supporting are at the centre of what they do. Mildmay is proud to say that we have always placed individuals at the heart of all our planning, services and activities.
Following the successful introduction in 2020 of the Step-down Homeless Medical Care Pathway, Mildmay Mission Hospital is perfectly placed to deliver the new REBUILD Pathway - providing stabilisation-based intermediate residential rehabilitation care to patients who are homeless.
Patients who are homeless or rough sleeping and recovering from substance abuse are admitted to Mildmay following detox treatment at acute centres in London - units like the Addiction Clinical Care Suite for homeless people at Guy's and St. Thomas’s Hospital, with whom we have partnered to deliver this project.
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Mildmay Mission Hospital has a long history of providing individually tailored, specialised treatment and rehabilitation for people living with complex psychosocial issues and challenging health conditions within a supportive, compassionate and caring environment, and is a leader in HIV rehabilitation care.
Patients on the REBUILD Pathway receive support and expert care from a full multi-disciplinary team throughout their treatment journey, from initial referral through to discharge and aftercare.
How we help
We work to restore patients’ independence and facilitate their motivation toward recovery.
Mildmay delivers high-quality, patient-centred, supportive, individualised post-detox care. Our multidisciplinary clinical team has expert knowledge of the progression and treatment of disease, including disorders associated with substance (drug and alcohol) misuse.
Our multidisciplinary approach also addresses psychological and social needs, is sensitive to different cultural needs and is holistic in its nature.