Care Funding

Our Specialists In Care Funding And Home Fees

The rules and regulations relating to care home fees can be confusing and you could find yourself dealing with many different organisations.

What You Need To Know When Going Into A Care Home

My mother or father has gone into a care home, they have lost capacity, do...

Care Home Fees and Financial Assessments

The majority of people when they enter permanent residential care are described as ‘self-funders’ meaning they fund 100% of their care placement.

Topping Up Care or Care Home Fees

The local authority will set a personal budget sufficient to meet the residents’ needs, but a person has a choice of where to live (subject to suitability, availability and within costs set by the local authority. However, fees can be “topped up”…

Paying for care under a Deferred Payment Agreements (DPA)

A Deferred Payment Agreements is an agreement between you (or your Attorney or Deputy on your behalf) and your Local Authority that let’s you use your home to cover the cost of your care. It means you do not have to sell your home immediately.

Deliberate Deprivation of Assets

In England and Wales, a deliberate deprivation of assets occurs when an individual intentionally reduces their wealth, such as money or property, to decrease the amount they are liable to pay toward their care fees.

Care funding And Care Home Fees – Frequently Asked Questions

Care home fees - answers to frequently asked questions.