The Adult Care and Public Health Scrutiny Committee are scheduled to meet to discuss the Integrated Lifestyle Service, the Adult Social Care Strategy, the Adult Social Care Target Operating Model, performance reporting, and the committee's work programme. The meeting will be held in the Council Chamber, County Offices, Newland, Lincoln LN1 1YL.

Adult Social Care Strategy

The committee is scheduled to discuss the Adult Social Care Strategy, ahead of a decision by the Executive on 13 January 2026. According to the agenda, the views of the committee will be reported to the Executive as part of their consideration.

Adult Social Care Target Operating Model

The Adult Care and Public Health Scrutiny Committee are scheduled to receive an update on the Adult Social Care Target Operating Model (TOM) and staff realignment. The report pack states that Hayley Eccles, Deputy Director Adult Social Services, and Martyn Parker, Assistant Director Adult Social Care, will present a summary of the Adult Social Care Target Operating Model (TOM) and the new leadership structure, and the benefits being gained from both.

Integrated Lifestyle Service - Performance Update

The committee is scheduled to receive a report from Martin Samuels, Executive Director – Adult Care & Community Wellbeing, regarding the Integrated Lifestyle Service (ILS). The agenda states that the committee will consider evidence to inform future decisions on the Integrated Lifestyle Service (ILS) and wider health improvement priorities.

Service Level Performance Reporting

The committee is scheduled to discuss service level performance against the Performance Framework 2025-26 as at Quarter 2. The report pack states that Martin Samuels, Executive Director – Adult Care and Community Wellbeing, will present service level performance for Adult Care and Public Health and Community Wellbeing.

Work Programme

The committee is scheduled to discuss its work programme. According to the agenda, this discussion:

enables the Committee to comment on the content of its work programme to ensure that scrutiny activity is focussed where it can be of greatest benefit.