We are receiving a significant number of enquiries regarding the withdrawal of CHC funding. As in all of our cases, we focus on not only the needs of the individual, but also on the process carried out by the CCG. We are finding in many circumstances that the CCG has not followed the correct process. …
Mr J was resident at a Nursing Home which was registered to care for people with dementia and those with challenging behaviours. His wife visited him every day and whilst there would help with his meals and try to keep him calm. Mr J was a prisoner of war during the Second World War and …
Mrs P was resident in a Nursing Home in a London Borough. Her family lived in the north of England and visited once monthly. Mrs P’s family were concerned that although their mother appeared fine during visit’s, they felt they needed reassurance that the correct care was being delivered and that her care records were …
Mr T’s wife had been diagnosed with Vascular Dementia 3 years before coming to us. Mr T had managed to care for his wife at home with the support of care staff who came in 4 times a day. Mr and Mrs T’s only child lived in the USA having emigrated for business purposes. Mrs …
Health Advocacy UK have provided information to the Parliamentary Accounts Committee regarding their current investigation into Continuing Healthcare Funding. We maintain our stance that there should be more consistency with both assessments and decision making. We would also like to see applicant and family experience improved throughout the process. Our Continuing Healthcare Services continue to be recognised …
Health Advocacy UK have welcomed the opportunity to contribute towards the Department of Health review of Continuing Healthcare Services. We are looking forward to seeing a new approach which will provide a clear pathway for applicants and their families.
