When the NHS should be paying for care
NHS Continuing Healthcare and Section 117 aftercare can cover the full cost of care. We make sure needs are properly evidenced and the process is followed fairly.
- Fixed price for each stage
- Expert-led, with specialist input included
- No percentage of any money recovered
Prices by stage
| Stage | Price inc. VAT |
|---|---|
| CHC review supportFunding being reviewed or at risk of being withdrawn. Records review, preparation, we attend the review meeting, and a written follow-up. Ends with the written follow-up. | £2,150 |
| Stage 1: Checklist and full assessmentEvidence review, attendance at the Checklist and the Decision Support Tool meeting (up to 2 meetings), and written submissions. Ends at the NHS decision or 6 months, whichever is first. | £4,550 |
| Stage 2: Appeal to local resolutionA written challenge to a refusal, and representation at one local resolution meeting. Ends at the local resolution outcome or 6 months, whichever is first. | £4,450 |
| Independent Review Panel, and past feesPriced after we have read the case, so you only pay for what’s needed. | Quoted |
Included: the meetings and letters listed for the stage you book. Specialist input is included.
Not included: the next stage of appeal, the Independent Review Panel (quoted), extra meetings if the NHS adds them (£295 each), and travel outside East Sussex and Brighton & Hove (quoted first).
When it ends: each stage ends at the NHS decision for that stage or after 6 months, whichever is first. After that you can move to Care Partner, or we quote. We take cases where we believe there is a fair case to make, and we’ll tell you honestly if we don’t think there is.
Section 117 aftercare
If someone has been detained under certain sections of the Mental Health Act, their aftercare may be free. Our mental health nursing background means we know these cases well.
Is CHC worth pursuing in your case?
Five questions. No email, nothing stored. The result tells you whether it is worth asking for a Checklist, what to do first, and what that should cost you.
Questions
Can you guarantee funding?
No. Decisions are made by the NHS. We make sure the evidence is complete and the process is fair.
Do you charge a percentage?
No. Our fees are fixed, whatever is recovered.
What can I check for free first?
Try our free check: “Should the NHS be paying?”
Free check: should the NHS be paying?
Answer a few questions and see the result on screen. Nothing is stored.
