Finance and Law for the Older Client

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Commentary

Issue 100 June 2025 The following chapters have been updated: A6: Welfare Benefits C1: Essential Know-how C2: Options for Funding Long-Term Care C3: Local Authority Responsibilities for Providing Long-Term Care in the Community C4: Assessments of Need and Provision of Services C6: Charging for Non-Residential Services C7: The Duty to Provide Residential Care C8: Nursing CareC10: The Duty to Charge for Residential Services C11: Treatment of the Resident’s Former Home under the Charging RegulationsC12: Funding Residential Care through Welfare BenefitsC16: The Enforcement of Assessments Based on Notional Capital C17: Avoiding the Impact of the Notional Capital Rule D1: Legal Capacity D2: Mental Capacity: Health and Social Care Issues D3: The Deprivation of Liberty SafeguardsG3: General End of Life Rights and Ethical Issues I1: Dying Tidily J1: Why Have a Will? J2: Requirements for a Valid Will J7: Professional Duties of Care.

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