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integrated health and care teams in Morden

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The pilot for integrated health and care teams in Morden has launched, aiming to coordinate services across neighbourhoods.

Merton Council launched a pilot programme for integrated health and care teams in Morden in October 2026. This initiative aims to provide a more consistent and person-centred approach to resident care by bringing together health, social care, and community professionals into single teams. The pilot has already begun in the Morden Primary Care Network.

The programme is part of a broader effort to shift from fragmented service delivery to a more coordinated model, as Merton Council stated. This approach seeks to identify risks earlier and respond more quickly to changing needs within local neighbourhoods.

Key facts

  1. Merton Council launched a pilot programme for integrated health and care teams in Morden in October 2026. Source
  2. The pilot brings together health, social care, and community professionals into single teams. Source
  3. The pilot has already begun in the Morden Primary Care Network. Source
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