Join Compass CHC for charity quiz in support of Alzheimer’s Society
Grab your friends and join us as we host a fundraising quiz & raffle in support of Alzheimer’s Society at SQ Bar and Restaurant, Braunton on Tuesday April 25th 2017
What is NHS Continuing Healthcare?
We interview Tim Davies, Managing Director of Compass CHC. He specialises in securing NHS Continuing Healthcare, the pot of money available through the NHS to cover 100% of care fees irrespective of location or financial assets
In the news: Care homes & the social care funding crisis
We comment on the latest care home crisis article in the Daily Mail
Social Services, financial assessments and NHS Continuing Healthcare explained
We hope the following Q&A will help to explain the situation surrounding Social Services, financial assessments and NHS Continuing Healthcare
Is there funding available for care home fees?
YES. NHS continuing healthcare funding is not means tested and it can cover up to 100% of care costs…
Continuing Healthcare and Dementia
Our experts explain the complexities surrounding NHS continuing healthcare funding and dementia
Compass secure c£100,000 patient funding
Compass CHC win NHS England appeal and secure c£100,000 continuing healthcare funding for patient incorrectly denied money by BaNES Clinical Commissioning Group
Compass CHC support fundraising event
Compass CHC support SQ Bar & Restaurant’s 1st Annual Fundraiser in aid of Rare Disease UK and the Caroline Thorpe Ward at North Devon District Hospital
CCGs incorrectly moving patients out of own homes
We investigate the worrying trend of some Clinical Commissioning Groups to move patients out of their own homes despite National Framework guidelines to the contrary
Glossary: NHS Continuing Healthcare
A useful glossary of key terms associated with the NHS continuing healthcare funding process
The rising cost of care
We comment on the article published in the Daily Telegraph concerning the rising cost of self-funded care
Do we need to sell Mum’s home to cover care fees?
Not if her requirement for care has been assessed as a primary health need
