What is NHS Continuing Healthcare?
NHS Continuing Healthcare (CHC) is a package of care arranged and funded by the NHS for adults whose assessed needs amount to a primary health need. Eligibility is based on health needs rather than savings, income or the value of a home.
This page explains how the service sits within Theodorous. Detailed CHC guidance, the eligibility journey, appeal information and care-fee recovery resources are maintained on the dedicated Care Home Cost Claims website.
When the specialist service may be the right route
The same SRA-regulated firm
Care Home Cost Claims is not a separate law firm. It is a specialist service operated by Christodoulos Ltd, trading as Theodorous, authorised and regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority under SRA number 809508.
Care Home Cost Claims • operated by Christodoulos Ltd t/a Theodorous • SRA No. 809508 • The Barbon Buildings, 14 Red Lion Square, London WC1R 4QH.
View the SRA firm record →Solicitor-led review
Paris Theodorou, Principal at Theodorous, is the named professional reviewer for the specialist service’s substantive NHS Continuing Healthcare guidance and current evidence pages.
The service is designed to identify the correct NHS route first. Not every case requires paid legal work, and no particular outcome is guaranteed. Care Home Cost Claims offers a free initial review before any paid scope is agreed.
England and Wales
The specialist site contains the main England CHC guidance and a separate Wales route where the framework and decision-making structure differ. Most initial review work can be handled remotely.