Thousands of people in the UK have been paying for dementia/Alzheimer's care unnecessarily! Continuing Healthcare Claims (formerly Care Home Claims) couldUK help you claim the money back. Following that original discovery and conducting a huge number of claims to retirement, it came to our notice after an investigation by the Daily Mail that the Continuing Healthcare scandal continues even when pa
tients medical requirements relate to the specific conditions we claim for i.e. Alzheimer's, dementia, advanced Parkinson's Disease or where a patient has suffered a debilitating stroke. Continuing Healthcare Claims have put together a total service including fast medical and legal assessment of your claim which is all FREE to you. You only pay our nominated solicitors on the successful outcome of your claim. As well as claiming back all of the fees paid they will also pursue the CCG for interest on the money and, where appropriate, will also pursue the CCG for damages suffered as a result of losses accrued in having to sell the patient's home or other assets. WHAT THE LAW STATES
The Delayed Discharge (Continuing Care) Directions 2007 specifically cover the duty to assess if you are entitled to NHS continuing healthcare. Eligibility should be based upon 'health' and not 'social' factors. However, severe debilitating illnesses such as dementia and Alzheimer's had been incorrectly categorised simply as illnesses requiring social care and therefore not eligible for NHS funding, which is completely untrue. You meet the criteria for continuing NHS healthcare and therefore full NHS funding if:
✅ You have a rapidly deteriorating condition, which may be entering a terminal phase.
✅ You are discharged from hospital, particularly in circumstances where it seems a permanent place in a care home may be necessary.
✅ Your care needs are being formally reviewed on a regular, usually annual, basis.
✅ Your physical or mental health deteriorates significantly and your current care package seems inadequate. Obtaining continuing care is extremely difficult and the government has deliberately set the barriers far too high. However, if you believe you or someone you know may qualify, do not be put off trying to make a claim. Few people would call it insignificant to spend as much as £36,000 per year on nursing or care homes. The decision as to who must pay and who is eligible for NHS funded care is down to your local authority. Unfortunately, thousands of people in the UK have been paying for dementia/Alzheimer's care unnecessarily. The assessment criteria clearly state that anyone with a severely debilitating mental or physical health issue is entitled to NHS funded care. Senile dementia qualifies as severely debilitating. If you think there might be a chance that you have been wrongly assessed by your local authority simply complete our questionnaire form and our resident health care expert will contact you shortly to discuss your case. There is no risk as Continuing Healthcare Claims operates a 'no win no fee' policy. Why delay? Find out today if you qualify to reclaim the costs of nursing care. COMPLETE OUR QUESTIONNAIRE:
👉 https://www.carehome-claims.co.uk/questionnaire.html
CONTACT DETAILS:
⌨ admin@carehome-claims.co.uk
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