NHS CONTINUING HEALTH CARE
NHS Continuing Healthcare (CHC)
NHS Continuing Healthcare (CHC) is a package of care that is fully funded by the NHS for individuals aged 18 or over who have complex, ongoing, or serious health needs. It is designed for those who do not require care in an NHS acute hospital, but whose primary need is for healthcare rather than social care.
NHS Healthcare & CARE4U2DAY
CARE4U2DAY currently provides domiciliary care within its registered scope.
Where an NHS or community healthcare professional appropriately delegates a healthcare task, it will only be undertaken where the delegation, care plan, training, competence and governance requirements are in place. Any future service requiring additional CQC-regulated activity will only be advertised once the relevant registration and governance arrangements are confirmed.
NHS Continuing Healthcare (CHC)
CHC is a fully funded care package for individuals whose primary need is health-related. Where CHC is provided in your own home, funding covers agreed personal care and healthcare tasks as set out in your care plan.
Eligibility: based on a detailed assessment of health needs (complexity, intensity, unpredictability), not diagnosis or finances. Fast-tracked eligibility is available for people nearing the end of life.
Care setting: your own home.
Funding covers: agreed personal care tasks (e.g. washing, dressing, eating), as set out in your care plan.Service Agreements & Provider Responsibilities
All CHC-funded patients have a Service Level Agreement (SLA) with CARE4U2DAY, detailing:
Agreed care hours and tasks
Patient needs and preferences
Risk and needs assessments
Pre-planned care appointment schedules
Important notes:
NHS funding covers the agreed SLA hours and tasks.
Any additional services beyond the agreed SLA are charged in line with the applicable commissioning agreement and your individual service agreement.
We remain open, honest and transparent with patients and commissioners at all times.
Both CARE4U2DAY and the patient sign the SLA.
NHS-Funded Nursing Care (FNC)
NHS-funded nursing care (FNC) is a contribution paid by the NHS towards nursing care for eligible people living in a nursing home. It is separate from CHC, and is not a funding route for care delivered in a person's own home.
Treatment of Disease, Disorder or Injury (TDDI)
TDDI is a CQC-regulated activity relating to treatment provided by, or under the supervision of, specified healthcare professionals such as registered nurses. It is a distinct regulated activity, separate from NHS-funded nursing care.
CARE4U2DAY does not currently hold CQC registration for TDDI. If this changes in future, we will update this page to reflect our confirmed registration status before advertising any related services.