Care Fees: Do you HAVE to pay?
Need help navigating the care maze?
Worried about going into care?
Need advice on care fees and NHS Continuing Care?
For clients who have continued to follow our advice, we have a 100% success rate in helping them secure NHS funding.
NHS Continuing Healthcare is free NHS funding for full-time care. If your care needs are primarily health needs, it covers 100% of your care fees. Many elderly people in full-time care are eligible for it, however most are not told.
If you need help with NHS Continuing Healthcare, complete our Care Fees Enquiry Form now.
Families…
Confused about care fees? Call us on 01908 582231 or email us now. We’ll point you in the right direction and outline how we can help further.
Avoid being wrongly charged care fees. We show you how to claim NHS Continuing Healthcare for an elderly relative – and how to reclaim care fees retrospectively, even if your relative has already died.
Get properly assessed for free Fully-Funded NHS Care.
Make a better decision when choosing a care home.
Explore practical tips about being safe in hospital.
Solicitors…
We help prevent your elderly clients being forced to pay for care illegally – and help you recover care fees when administering estates.
Financial planners and financial advisors…
Your clients can recover lost assets when care fees are wrongly charged, and avoid being charged for nursing care.
Care providers…
Our training programmes show you how to apply for NHS Continuing Healthcare on behalf of your clients/residents. Call 01908 582231 for more information or email us now.
NHS Continuing Care success – read how we helped this family win
How To Get The NHS To Pay For Care
Did you know that the NHS is obliged to pay 100% of your care home fees if you need care primarily for health reasons? Just because you have savings doesn’t necessarily mean you have to pay… Our NEW easy-to-follow guide helps you cut through the confusion and claim what you’re entitled to. Read more…
“I cannot thank you enough. I downloaded the e-guide and made a note of all the wording I should include on the comments page of the assessment document. The assessor had given my aunt 5 ‘High’ scores, but no ‘Severe’ scores. I wrote why I felt more ‘Severe’ scores were justified. I heard today that my aunt has been awarded NHS Continuing Healthcare funding, and I am delighted.” Ann Friston
“Very useful information – a lot of it I wish I’d had when my Dad was alive. People need to know this stuff before they realise they do.” Pam Harris
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Care to be Different is led by Angela Sherman and it grew from her experience having two parents in full-time care for several years, learning the ins and outs of the care system and understanding how it really works in practice. She also challenged the NHS to provide free Fully-Funded NHS Care (known as NHS Continuing Healthcare) for both parents – and won.
Watch her TV interview about NHS Continuing Healthcare on our YouTube channel.
Alternatively, read the interview transcript.
