Long Term Care

What are the National Variations in the Cost of Long Term Care?

By Mark Gregory - 6th November 2013

During the first ten years of devolved government in the UK, there has been an evolution of long term care policy. After review of this evolution, it has...

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Living Longer and the Impact on the Care System

By Mark Gregory - 6th November 2013

After a recent parliamentary inquiry, details surrounding the currently ageing population and it’s very possible and likely effects on the care system and social services have emerged. The...

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How Would I benefit from the Single Assessment Process?

By Mark Gregory - 6th November 2013

The single assessment process is a new way of performing an assessment of those adults who have a social care or healthcare need. It helps make sure that...

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How Does Longevity Affect the Residential Care System?

By Mark Gregory - 6th November 2013

Consumers are living longer than they ever have in the past. In fact, there are some very striking statistics that have recently emerged regarding the growing population of...

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What is Disregarded Capital?

By Mark Gregory - 6th November 2013

In years past, it was believed that you could either sell off most of your assets, or gift them to loved ones, so that they would not be...

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How Can I Qualify for NHS Continuing Healthcare?

By Mark Gregory - 1st November 2013

NHS Continuing Healthcare is a service for those consumers who have ongoing healthcare needs. This is a treatment plan and package that is completely arranged and funded by...

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How will the New Health and Social Care Bill Affect Me?

By Mark Gregory - 1st November 2013

Following the 2010 general coalition, several reforms have been introduced and some already implemented, the centerpiece of which is the Health and Social Care Act 2012.  This reform...

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Are you a Long Term Self Funder who Needs Financial Advice?

By Mark Gregory - 1st November 2013

There has been much recent discussion relating to local authorities and their ability, or lack thereof, to independently assess self-funders. There are new reforms currently up for discussion...

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Helping you Understand the £72,000 Cap on Long Term Care Costs

By Mark Gregory - 1st November 2013

There has been a lot of recent discussion surrounding the £72,000 cap on long term care costs. However, there are currently several misunderstandings and misconceptions about how this...

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