Continuing Healthcare Guidance From Our Experts

We comment on the Daily Mail's “rip-off care homes” article

We are often asked about the difference between healthcare and social care and how it impacts on funding.

BBC Radio 4’s ‘You & Yours’ programme recently ran a feature on Social Care & the crisis ridden NHS has formed a major part of the three main parties' 2017 manifestos with all three promising more money for health care.

With the social care system under intense strain, we review the Conservative social care manifesto and explain its long-term impact

Dementia is set to be the 21st Centuries biggest killer and this week is Dementia Awareness Week.

Good Morning Britain reveal that private care home residents pay £214 more a week than local-authority residents

Does having Alzheimer's disease automatically qualify a person for NHS continuing healthcare funding? The experts at Compass CHC explain why it's not quite that simple...

We explain what the fast track assessment for continuing healthcare is and how it can benefit patient's with deteriorating conditions.

Tim Davies, Managing Director and (non-practicing) solicitor of Compass CHC has put together five handy facts about NHS continuing healthcare funding to help you understand the process.

Compass CHC's first fundraising quiz for 'charity of the year' Alzheimer's Society was a huge success.

Each year we nominate a ‘Charity of the Year’.

With less than a week to go until our fundraising quiz and raffle night in aid of Alzheimer's Society at SQ Bar and Restaurant in Braunton, we are delighted to confirm details of the great raffle prizes on offer.

We read the recent BBC Business article "Trying to avoid care home fees? Think twice consumers told" with interest.

We regularly speak to clients & families with Parkinson's and have a full awareness of the complexities of living with and managing the progressive neurological condition.

Who are the experts at Compass CHC and how can they help with your NHS Continuing Healthcare assessment?

We comment on the West Sussex County Times continuing healthcare funding outrage article