Caroline Barker, Chief Operating Officer, Solicitor at Ridouts, offers advice on how to contest a registration cancellation.
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Maddi Gaunt, solicitor at Ridouts, offers some general practical guidance for care providers which should help them if they are faced with a civil claim, or the threat of one.
Families of care home residents who died during the coronavirus pandemic have won the right to a full legal hearing for their case against the government.
Caroline Barker, Chief Operating Officer, Solicitor at Ridouts, examines the CQC’s increased use of Letters of Intent, what effect they can have on your service, and how to respond in the event you receive one.
A leading judge has said friends and family are legally entitled to visit their loved ones in care homes after the government effectively banned routine visits in areas of high COVID infection.
Anna-Maria Lemmer, Associate Solicitor at Ridouts, explains what care home providers should expect from the CQC’s new Transitional Monitoring Approach.
Gemma Nicholas, Solicitor at Ridouts, asks what inspections may look like in the future in light of CQC’s new strategy to be published in 2021 and how this might impact providers.
In the first of a new regular column with CHP, Jenny Wilde, Director, Solicitor of Ridouts Professional Services Plc, offers advice to care providers in the COVID environment.
Maddi Gaunt, solicitor at Ridouts, looks at when care home providers should make a statutory notification to the CQC.
Scottish Conservatives have written to the nation’s top prosecutor accusing the government having failed in its legal duty to protect care home residents from the COVID-19 pandemic.
