Glossary: NHS Continuing Healthcare
A useful glossary of key terms associated with the NHS continuing healthcare funding process
A useful glossary of key terms associated with the NHS continuing healthcare funding process
We comment on the article published in the Daily Telegraph concerning the rising cost of self-funded care
Not if her requirement for care has been assessed as a primary health need
It highlighted the appalling lack of awareness surrounding NHS continuing healthcare, the unacceptably long delays to get an assessment completed and the astronomical cost of care
No, unfortunately, your eligibility for CHC funding will undergo regular reviews
If you choose to have an advocate, such as a non-practicing solicitor, represent you at an NHS continuing healthcare assessment this can be especially effective.
In an effort to make our specialist knowledge and continuing healthcare content accessible to a wider audience, we have been in our studio creating new Vlogs.
We explain why we believe it is advantageous to use a continuing healthcare specialist.
As we continue to explore the most regular queries handled by our experts, we investigate if you should carry on paying for care whilst undergoing a continuing healthcare assessment
The Decision Support Tool (DST) – used in NHS continuing healthcare funding decisions – is a document which helps to record evidence of an individual’s care needs to determine if they qualify for continuing healthcare funding.
We investigate why the NHS is so poor at signposting its patients to continuing healthcare funding.
We investigate the length of time it should take to receive a continuing healthcare funding decision