Kingston & Richmond Integrated Frailty Programme
The Kingston & Richmond Integrated Frailty Programme is focused on developing a more integrated and patient-centred approach to care.
The Kingston & Richmond Integrated Frailty Programme is currently focused on developing a more integrated and patient-centred approach to care for residents living with frailty. An update on this programme was presented to the Kingston Partnership Board in February 2026.
The programme aims to enhance the independence of older people, improve health outcomes, and reduce reliance on hospital care for residents in Kingston and Richmond. Data presented in February 2026 indicated that 23% of Kingston's over-65 population are coded as frail.
Key facts
- An update on the Kingston & Richmond Integrated Frailty Programme was presented to the Kingston Partnership Board in February 2026. Source
- The programme aims to enhance the independence of older people and reduce reliance on hospital care. Source
- Data presented in February 2026 indicated 23% of Kingston's over-65 population are coded as frail. Source
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