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Nursing care work covers arranging and reviewing ongoing care for adults who need help with daily living, often within care homes or at home with support services. It includes planning funding, coordinating health and social care, and ensuring rights and safety are protected. A solicitor in this area helps clients when a local authority or health body decides funding, assessments or placements, and when safeguarding or capacity issues arise. The work is shaped by adult care law, safeguarding duties, and the need to secure appropriate care arrangements.
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Solicitors handle complex care assessments, eligibility and funding processes, and the drafting and submission of care plans and statements of needs. They advise on capacity under the Mental Capacity Act, manage deprivation of liberty concerns when necessary, and liaise with local authorities, Clinical Commissioning Groups, NHS providers, and care homes. Where disputes arise, they prepare evidence, representations or appeals to social services, the Court of Protection, or relevant tribunals, and assist with safeguarding procedures.
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