Maddi Gaunt, solicitor at Ridouts, examines what increasing CQC enforcement means for providers, this means for providers, what rights the regulator has to ask for
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Laura Paton, senior associate at Ridouts, considers what it means should the CQC seek to vary your registration by imposing positive or negative conditions and what you can do should this arise. For some time,
Ridouts Associate Solicitor Anna-Maria Lemmer has highlighted four ‘hot topics’ the CQC will be focusing on in the weeks and months ahead. Infection prevention and
Napthens Solicitors and Quality Compliance Systems (QCS), the leading provider of content, guidance and standards for the health care sector, have extended their five-year partnership with an exciting new development. To mark the fifth anniversary
Ridouts Solicitor, Nythan Smith, offers advice on challenging criminal prosecutions brought by the CQC. CQC has the ability to prosecute providers criminally for breaches of
Ridouts COO and solicitor, Caroline Barker, asks: What should inspection reports look like? What information should they contain? And can they be all things to
Jonathan Landau, barrister at 5 Essex Court, discusses the legal implications for care home providers of last month’s Supreme Court ruling on sleep-in shifts. Care home providers took a collective breath of relief after the
Leading Scottish care home operator Balhousie has won a lengthy legal battle over VAT allowance. In a landmark decision, the Supreme Court ruled in favour
Plans to make COVID jabs mandatory for care home workers are set to be approved by the government, according to a report.
Ridouts COO and Solicitor, Caroline Barker, explains the importance of due diligence when buying or selling a care home business. They say buying and selling a property is one of the most stressful things you
