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How Often Is NHS Continuing Healthcare Funding Reviewed and Can It Be Withdrawn?

  • Writer: SG67
    SG67
  • May 27
  • 1 min read

Yes. CHC funding is not permanent. NHS Continuing Healthcare (CHC) funding is officially reviewed within 3 months of the initial approval and at least every year thereafter. The primary purpose of these regular reviews is to ensure that the current care package is still appropriate and continues to meet the individual's assessed needs. 

If the ICB believes needs have reduced below the CHC threshold, funding can be withdrawn.


Withdrawals can be challenged in the same way as refusals. If you believe your loved one still meets CHC criteria but funding has been reduced or withdrawn, SG67 can review the decision and advise on grounds for challenge.

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