Issue

planned reviews completed within three months (ASCH_28)

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Bexley Council's adult social care reviews are significantly delayed, with performance falling below target, prompting committee concerns.

Bexley's Adult Social Care and Health Overview and Scrutiny Committee raised concerns in March 2026 about the timeliness of planned patient reviews, as the proportion completed within three months (ASCH_28) fell to 55%. This figure is below the 70% target set for the council.

Officers acknowledged this performance dip as a priority area, explaining that the decline was partly due to specific factors. The ASCH_28 metric tracks the percentage of planned patient reviews completed within a three-month target period.

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Key facts

  1. Bexley's ASCH_28 figure fell to 55% in March 2026. Source
  2. The target for planned reviews completed within three months is 70%. Source
  3. Bexley's Adult Social Care and Health Overview and Scrutiny Committee raised concerns about delays in March 2026. Source
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