We can offer assistance with your NHS Continuing Healthcare Funding case. The process can be lengthy and complex to navigate, and it can be hard to see the wood for the trees. Perhaps you have taken things so far by yourself, but now feel it would be helpful to obtain expert advice or support.

At any stage of your NHS Continuing Healthcare Funding case, we are happy to step in and provide you with assessment and advice about your next steps.
In cases that have been ongoing for some time, or which are procedurally complex, it can be helpful to instruct a lawyer to review your case papers in full. This means that holistic advice can be provided to you about the options you have with your NHS Continuing Healthcare Funding case moving forward.

Please begin by filling out our enquiry form, to let us know where you are with your case and what you feel you need advice about. If we feel we can help you with your NHS Continuing Healthcare Funding case, we will get back in touch with you with an estimate of our fees.

We will usually ask you to provide us with copies of all relevant papers for your NHS Continuing Healthcare Funding case. It’s important that you provide us with all assessment paperwork, such as NHS Checklists and NHS Continuing Healthcare Decision Support Tools (DSTs). In addition, we will need copies of correspondence, such as decision outcome letters issued to you, and emails or letters you’ve exchanged with the ICB.

If your case is subject to an appeal, then we will also need to see copies of any minutes, reports, or decision letters issued by the NHS Integrated Care Board (ICB) or NHS England.

You only pay us for the time we spend on your case. Once we have some initial information from you, we will be able to provide you with a fee estimate so that you can make an informed decision about whether to proceed.

We have a proven history of assisting our clients to navigate their NHS Continuing Healthcare Funding cases.

I wasn’t new to NHS Continuing Healthcare Funding, having been through it with my father who has since passed away. As soon as my mother needed to go into care following a fall and increasing confusion due to dementia, I knew my rights and asked for an NHS Continuing Healthcare assessment. My mother was turned down and I appealed against the decision, which took over 24 months to be resolved. Halfway through that process, the ICB assessed my mum again, turning her down for the funding, and advised I had another right of appeal.

I needed some professional advice about what to do next and so instructed them to review all of my paperwork. I’m so glad I did! I never would have thought to move forward in the way they advised. Their advice was strategic and their experienced opinion on the merits of each appeal helped me focus my mind on what mattered. I know who to go to in future the next time I need help.

I hadn’t appreciated that the NHS had a duty to retrospectively assess my dad’s eligibility for Continuing Healthcare Funding for a very specific period in the past. I hold a Lasting Power of Attorney in relation to my dad’s finances, so it was important to me to make sure I wasn’t overlooking an opportunity to secure full funding for his care. Their advice was clear and his fee reasonable, and I’m glad I reached out to them.