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Why Use a Nurse Advocate Instead of a Solicitor?

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

CHC is not a legal claim. It is an NHS health entitlement (determined through a clinical assessment process). The grounds for challenging a refusal are clinical (not legal): incorrect scoring of needs, failure to apply the nature/intensity/complexity/unpredictability framework, clinical evidence not considered.


A registered nurse with specialist CHC experience is better placed to make those arguments than a solicitor (because they speak the same language as the assessors, understand the clinical criteria from direct professional experience, and can identify clinical errors that a non-nurse would not recognise).


SG67 is also, in most cases, more affordable than a law firm (which makes expert CHC advocacy accessible to more families).




The free consultation is 45 minutes, by phone or video, with a Senior Registered Nurse.

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