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Providers of supported living services are continuing to experience many challenges. The sector is the subject of increasing choice and competition, whilst you as a provider are working within a financially challenging environment and facing unprecedented levels of scrutiny – from regulatory bodies, the public and the media.

Our expert team has an in-depth understanding of the sector and the issues that supported living providers are facing. We work with clients collaboratively and take time to understand and respect their requirements in this difficult climate. We draw on a wide range of experience gained from acting for many public, private and third sector health and social care clients, including regulators and over 150 local authorities across England and Wales.

introducing independent healthcare

Our dedicated healthcare practice works across the NHS and independent healthcare sector. We believe we are unique in being able to offer heavyweight corporate, commercial and banking practices (which include healthcare specialists) combined with a wealth of expertise in the public sector in all aspects of health law.

what we do...

Employment advice including immigration due diligence, licence to sponsor and visa applications.
Large scale corporate, refinancing and property transactions.
Commercial advice on contracting, procurement and commissioning.
Mental capacity and Deprivation of Liberty Safeguards(DoLS).
Inquests, inquiries and investigations.
Health & safety and regulatory advice.

Training and support - we offer a range of training opportunities, including an extensive seminar programme, live webinars, bespoke training sessions and regular legal updates, to ensure your staff are kept up-to-date with legal compliance issues and best practice.
Sector specialists –whether you are selling a business or building a new care facility, you will be advised by lawyers who understand the whole range of regulations applicable to providers of supported living services.

what the directories say...

A client says: 'They deliver real added value. They don't just think about the legal problem before them but also the overall strategic issues.'

Chamber 2018

A client says: 'I wanted practical, clear advice, and that was what I got.'

Chamber 2018

Browne Jacobson LLP’s ‘knowledgeable, pragmatic and approachable’ group combines local government and social care expertise with its healthcare specialism to assist local authorities, NHS bodies, private sector providers and membership bodies for healthcare professionals with matters ranging from commercial initiatives and projects to inquests and regulatory work.

Legal 500 2017

Browne Jacobson LLP is a ‘highly competent healthcare firm that is excellent value for money’.

Legal 500 2017

They are a leading, one-stop-shop healthcare firm. They offer a whole range of services. Their out-of-hours support is very strong.

Chambers 2017

They give strong, practical advice and are excellent value for money.

Chambers 2017

Noted for its "excellent breadth of knowledge".

Legal 500 2016

Very efficient and responsive service.

Legal 500 2016

recent experience

Acting for the seller of Creative Care (East Midlands) Holdings Limited on its disposal to a private equity backed purchaser.
Acting for management on the acquisition (backed by Lyceum Capital) of CuroCare.

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