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Oliver is a high profile, Legal 500 and Chambers and Partners ranked, clinical negligence lawyer, who has been appointed to the prestigious AvMA Specialist Clinical Negligence Panel.
If you believe that you or a loved one are paying for care which should be funded by the NHS, then the first step is to contact one of our experts to discuss making a claim.
We can assist people who are in a care home and wrongly paying fees that the NHS should be funding under the continuing healthcare funding scheme.
Alternatively, if you are receiving care in your own home and are worried about the costs, we can establish if you are entitled to receive financial help.
If you have lost a loved one who was paying for care then we can still carry out a retrospective assessment to find out if you are owed a refund by the NHS.
We can also appeal NHS continuing healthcare decisions where your claim for funding has been incorrectly rejected.
You can read HEREÂ all about claiming back the cost of care.
We appreciate what an upsetting and daunting time it can be for those moving into a care home and for their families. We handle care claims with compassion and sensitivity and will explain every step of the process to you.
We are specialists in healthcare funding law and are familiar with the arguments the NHS raises when refusing care funding.
Our lawyers will deal with your claim themselves from start to finish and will not pass your claim on to a third party, as is so often the case with many companies who advertise this service.
We have a number of flexible options for funding legal costs, including fixed fees and our popular No Win, No Fee scheme. Fear of legal costs should therefore never deter anyone seeking the financial support they are entitled to receive from the NHS.
We have a track record of success in helping people recover care home fees that should have been met by the NHS. You can read below details of a small selection of the cases we have successfully handled:
To find out where you stand, contact us for a free assessment by calling 0333 888 0404 or emailing us at [email protected]. Alternatively, you can complete our short continuing healthcare questionnaire and return in to us for review.