Ehangu’r mynediad at feddygon teulu fel bod gwasanaeth ar gael fin nos ac ar benwythnosau, yn ogystal ag ar wyliau banc mewn rhai ardaloedd, i helpu pobl i gael gofal yn nes at eu cartrefiHelpu pobl hŷn sydd wedi cwympo, ond heb gael anaf, i aros gartref neu mewn cartrefi gofalCynyddu nifer y parafeddygon a’r nyrsys sydd ar gael yng nghanolfannau cyswllt clinigol y gwasanaeth ambiwlans, i roi cyngor dros y ffôn a helpu i atal pobl rhag teithio i’r ysbyty yn ddiangenCynyddu capasiti yn yr Adrannau Brys i hwyluso llif cleifion a helpu i adsefydlu pobl hŷn yn eu cartrefi ar ôl iddynt gael eu hasesu yn yr adranLledaenu arferion da drwy Gymru ar sail cynllun peilot llwyddiannus gan Wasanaeth Ambiwlans Cymru i ddefnyddio parafeddygon medrus iawn i helpu i gadw pobl gartrefCefnogi’r fenter ‘Fy Iechyd y Gaeaf Hwn’ er mwyn helpu clinigwyr sy’n ymweld â phobl yn eu cartrefi i ddeall mwy am eu cyflyrau hirdymor a’u hatal rhag gorfod mynd i’r ysbyty pan fyddai gofal o fath arall yn diwallu eu hanghenion yn well.Daw’r cyllid a gyhoeddir heddiw ar ben y £5 miliwn a gyhoeddwyd yr wythnos diwethaf i helpu i leddfu’r pwysau ar unedau gofal critigol a’r £10 miliwn i ddarparu gwasanaethau cymdeithasol cynaliadwy.
Extending GP access into evenings and weekends, as well as bank holidays in some areas, to help people access care closer to homeSupporting older people who have fallen and are not injured to remain in their homes or care homesIncreasing the number of paramedics and nurses in the ambulance clinical contact centres to provide advice over the phone and help prevent unnecessary journeys to hospitalIncreasing capacity in Emergency Departments to support patient flow and to help resettle older, frail people at home following assessment in the departmentSpreading good practice across Wales from an award winning Welsh Ambulance Service pilot to use highly skilled paramedics to help keep people at homeSupporting the ‘My Winter Health Plan’ initiative to help  clinicians who visit people at home understand more about their long term conditions and prevent admission to hospital where alternative care would better meet their needs.The funding announced today is on top of the £5 million announced last week to help relieve pressure on critical care units and the £10 million announced for delivering sustainable social services.