"Is it time to explore assisted living? Discover your legal rights and access free care now"
We provide you with a full NHS Continued Healthcare (CHC) simulated assessment.
We provide you with a solution which reflects your personal circumstances.
Step by step personal advice at all stages of your NHS assessment, through email or video call.
We provide you with a opinion as to if now is the time for assisted living.
Discussing assisted living with a loved one, a parent for example can be very challenging.
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The Standard NHS CHC process is to be applied only once the fast track option has been considered. If fast track is deemed not to be applicable then a two phase Standard NHS CHC is applied.
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So, what are main the facts?
Today 35% of all care home residents are self-funding, 65% are funded by local councils. The trend
is increasing towards self-funding.
We believe that fair and consistent access to NHS continuing healthcare for people with Parkinson's must be treated as a priority by all local and national policymakers.
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Free Care Home is your legal right
If you are on this website, it is because you are wondering what happened to the concept of cradle-to-grave free healthcare. The elderly have complex healthcare needs, with medical and social needs interwoven. If your needs are urgent then the NHS implement a fast track service to locate a carehome bed and all costs are paid by the NHS, the local council or a combination of both. 90% of fast track applications are accepted. For non urgent cases the standard NHS Continuing healthcare funding is applied, only 35% of applications are successful. We will support you through the process and give you a better chance of success.
NHS Standard Continuing Healthcare
The Standard NHS Healthcare funding process is seperated into 2 phases. Phase 1 is the Checklist filter where a review is performed to determin if you are eligable for NHS Continuing Healthcare funding. If you are successful then you will proceed to the final Decision phase where a decision tool checklist is used to determin if funding will be made available. Only 35% of applicants are successfull. We will provide you with all of the required information and tips to improve your chances.
Our Services
Many families are unaware of their legal rights to funding healthcare. We provide you with a free NHS Continued Healthcare funding simulated assessment to establish your probable score. Based upon your probable score we can provide you with a general information package and background information to help prepare you for your NHS assessments. For a more complete service we can prepare you for your assessments, with both general and specific tailored information to help prepare you for your NHS assessments.
Forced to sell your home to pay for Healthcare, a national scandal.
Four hundred homes are sold EVERY WEEK to fund elderly social care as UK's dementia
crisis deepens.
Some 21,120 pensioners sold their home last year to pay for their own social care.
Pensioners with £23,250 in savings, including property value, denied state help.
The Daily Mail is campaigning for urgent action - particularly for dementia care.
Decisions based upon your ability pay and not your medical needs.
Integrated Care Boards in England and Health Boards in Wales can often make arbitrary NHS care funding decisions based on the ability to pay rather than health needs. As a result, you may not receive NHS care funding, even if you are eligible.
The Government delays the implementation of the increases NHS Funding limit.
A cap of £86,000 on the amount anyone in England spends on their care over their lifetime was due to come into effect from October 2023. However, last November, Chancellor Jeremy Hunt announced a two-year delay to the proposed reform of adult social care charging – including the cap. The result is that there will be no change now until at least 2025.
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