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Expanding the possibilities…the inspirational story of our client – Mrs B.

We would love you to take a few minutes to read the inspirational story of one of our clients – Mrs B. [...]

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Anne Reed attends the NAEP Conference 2018

Anne Reed, Managing Director of Paladin Advocates attended the annual NAEP Conference on 12th-13th June 2018 where she held a workshop on [...]

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Funding system failing people with Continuing Healthcare needs

17 January 2018 The Public Accounts Committee report says Government must take steps to improve complex process beset with delays and poor-quality [...]

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Expanding the Possibilities…

We would love you to take a few minutes to read the inspirational story of one of our clients – Mrs B. [...]

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Save more now to protect against risk of illness in old age (The Morning Star)

According to Scottish Widows more than 44% of the British population admit that their savings would last just a couple of months [...]

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It is not only about the funding – forward planning

With the implementation of the 2nd phase of the Care Act, the cap on care fees being delayed until 2020, individuals and [...]

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Westminster Briefing 2011

In December 2011 Anne Reed was guest speaker at the Westminster Briefing Event. www.westminster-briefing.com [...]

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Featured: Channel 4 Dispatches – Undercover Hospital

Anne Reed talks to Dispatches reporter Tazeen Ahmed who investigates what's really happening to the Health Service. (Season 25, Episode 12 - [...]

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ITV News at 10 – NHS care for elderly is a ‘postcode lottery’

Penny Marshall, elderly care from ITV News on Vimeo. Anne was interviewed by ITV News at 10 on 23rd March, 2012. [...]

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How ill do you have to be to qualify for continuing care? (The Telegraph)

More and more of the long-term sick are being denied free medical care. Read the full Telegraph article here [...]

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