can i get any financial help to get help 4 care at home?
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Snoopy
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Type your messagecan i get any fincal help to get help 4 care at home
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Welcome to the community @Snoopy on the AGE UK website it says: If you are eligible for funding support, your local council could pay some or most of the fees. Your local council will carry out a care needs assessment which includes a financial assessment, called a means test, that looks at your income and savings.
If you have a significant health care need the NHS may contribute towards the cost of your care. If you’re eligible for NHS continuing healthcare, your care home placement will be free. Read more here.
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Welcome to the community @Snoopy - do you want to tell us a bit more about yourself so we can see if we can help?
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You could be entitled to Direct Payments from the Social Services. I use these to pay for my care.
You`ll need a care assessment and the cost will be means tested.0 -
Hello @Snoopy.
Your local council can help you. The council will also conduct a assessment to determine what would be best for you too. Call them on Monday. This guide to care services is also useful to read https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/social-care-and-support-guide/0 -
This is an old thread from April and snoopy never returned. Hopefully they found the care and support they needed.
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