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◆   SECTOR

Insolvency and recovery
advice for healthcare & care providers

Assess financial pressure while recognising the importance of staffing, care continuity and regulatory responsibilities.

Understand the gap between delivery and payment

Payroll and agency costs may fall due before commissioner or customer receipts arrive. Review unpaid invoices, disputed fees, occupancy or service hours, and the cost of delivering each contract. Bring VAT, PAYE, pensions and other liabilities into the same cash-flow picture.

Care continuity
Staffing costs
Financial commitments

Need to talk it through?

A first conversation is confidential, free and without obligation. We’ll help you plainly assess your next step.

◆   PRESSURE POINTS

Key considerations for healthcare & care providers

Keep service continuity central

Financial decisions can affect people who depend on care. Identify critical staffing, safeguarding and operational requirements and involve the relevant professional and regulatory advisers. An insolvency discussion is not a substitute for meeting care responsibilities.

Compare realistic routes early

A payment proposal needs to leave enough cash to fund ongoing care. Where the business cannot meet current costs, consider wider rescue or closure options promptly. Do not assume that registration, contracts or approvals automatically transfer to a new entity; obtain the specific advice and consents required.

◆   RELEVANT SUPPORT

Relevant support for
healthcare & care providers

These are the routes most relevant to this situation. Each page explains the process in detail.

Company Rescue & Restructuring

If the business has a viable future, explore ways to stabilise cash flow, address arrears and keep trading.

HMRC Time to Pay

A realistic instalment proposal may help a business address overdue tax while meeting its ongoing commitments.

◆   NEXT STEPS

What happens if you get in touch

01

Understand your position

Discuss your financial position, current pressures and any urgent deadlines.

02

Review your options

Review the practical routes and the information needed to assess them.

03

Agree the next steps

Decide how to proceed with a clear understanding of the implications.

—   CONFIDENTIAL BUSINESS ADVICE

Ready to understand
your business options?

Get clear advice when your healthcare & care providers is under pressure. Tell us what is happening and understand the practical steps available to you.

WITHOUT OBLIGATION

Let’s talk about your business.

Start a confidential enquiry with our team. You do not need to know which service you need before getting in touch.

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