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Should I have to pay
Care Home Fees?

Not necessarily, we can secure funding for you or your loved ones to ensure you don’t have to! Just complete our short form online survey to see if you qualify.

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Compass continuing healthcare experts will help navigate you to free care.


    Address
    Colmore Plaza,
    20 Colmore Circus
    Queensway
    Birmingham, B4 6AT

    Telephone:
    0121 227 8940

    E-mail:
    [email protected]

    HOW WE CAN HELP:

    At Compass Continuing Healthcare we are unique because we specialise in securing care funding from day one.  We know our clients don’t want to pay care fees for months, or even years, and then spend many hours (and incur thousands of pounds) seeking to recover these fees in the future so we help secure funding on an ongoing basis meaning there are no fees to pay.  Why pay care fees and then try to recover them?  We can stop the fees now.

    If your relative has a primary health need and suffers from issues such as dementia, parkinsons or alzheimers you should contact our team for a free, no obligation and confidential assessment.

    With average costs of care for a nursing home in England and Wales sometimes exceeding £800 a week, paying for care homes or paying for care whilst remaining in the family home can be extremely expensive. An individual’s entire life savings can be spent on their care, often with the family home being sold to meet the costs.

    However if an individual’s primary need for care is a health need the full cost of their care should be paid by the NHS via funding called continuing healthcare funding (also known as CHC funding).

    NHS continuing healthcare is free healthcare provided by the NHS to individuals who have significant healthcare needs. The NHS continuing healthcare package of care can be received in any setting outside of hospital including care homes, hospices or even within your own home. A person’s health needs, not their location, is the key factor to receiving continuing healthcare funding.

    Importantly, it doesn’t matter what your income is or what savings you have, if you meet the criteria, you are entitled to free NHS CHC funding. NHS continuing healthcare funding is not means tested and it can cover up to 100% of care costs.

    The Process

    How to get your NHS Continuing Healthcare Funding claim processed

    1
    Start Assessment

    Complete our FREE, no‑obligation, confidential assessment today. We'll make sure you fully understand the process and this is FREE.

    2
    We'll Call You

    An expert member of our team will contact you to assess the strength of your entitlement for NHS free care home funding.

    3
    Funding Application

    If you wish to proceed our team of experts will gather the relevant evidence and draft detailed expert representations.

    4
    Successful Outcome

    Armed with the evidence, we will instigate the full NHS assessment on your behalf and support you through the process to full costs being paid.

    URGENT DEVELOPMENT:

    CAP ON CARE COSTS CANCELLED

    The proposed cap on care costs due to commence in October 2024, that was due to cap care costs to a maximum of £86,000, has been indefinitely postponed.

    As a result it is more crucial than ever to secure Continuing Healthcare Funding if a patient is entitled to it, as there is now no upper limit to what care costs can be paid in a lifetime.

    Please click here to read our full article on this point.


      • Address
        Colmore Plaza,
        20 Colmore Circus
        Queensway
        Birmingham, B4 6AT

        Telephone:
        0121 227 8940

        E-mail:
        [email protected]

        What is Continuing Healthcare?

        Click the video to see a detailed explanation.

        Feedback from a Compass Client

        Click the video to see a detailed explanation.

        Do not delay, contact us today. We specialise in securing funding from day 1 and assisting families with the process from the outset. Don’t wait until a negative decision has been made and it is then necessary to have to appeal the outcome. This can take many months and all the while the patient will be having to pay the cost of their care.
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