We act for providers of health and social care services across England and Wales, not regulators, commissioners or service users. In so doing, we avoid conflicts of interest and can be truly independent in the advice we give to our clients.
The range of services we cover, across both the private and public sectors, include:
Other areas that we advise providers on include:
Our approach is conciliatory, not adversarial, aimed at overcoming problems in the interests of service users. At the same time, we are assertive in defending our client’s rights if the situation demands it.
Please contact Neil Grant , Lucy Bowker or Samantha Burges for further details.
“I want to personally thank you and your team for the support in overcoming the regulatory challenges we were facing. The service and professionalism you offered my business was of the highest standard and greatly appreciated. Thank you so much for your outstanding work.”
Florence Kizza of Winsor Care Services Limited
“We have worked with Neil Grant for many years now on a wide range of regulatory and contractual issues involving our two care homes. We have always found Neil to be thoroughly professional, responsive, supportive, and highly knowledgeable and experienced in his field. Just as importantly Neil is also extremely amiable and easy to work with. I would have no hesitation whatsoever in recommending Neil Grant for any legal work related to regulatory or care contract related matters.”
Jonathan Symms, Director, The Cedars Rest Home Limited and Pen-Y-Garth Care Homes Limited
“When the CQC rated us as ‘Requiring Improvement’ in the draft report, it was devastating for us as we had worked extremely hard since being rated ‘Inadequate’. With the help of Neil Grant at Gordons Partnership Solicitors, we were able to challenge and amend the factual accuracy and the outcome was positive with a ‘Good’ CQC rating. Thank you Neil for your help and support.”
Collaborative Care Solutions
Introduction On 16 October 2025, the Care Quality Commission (CQC) published its consultation on proposed changes to the way it assesses and rates health and
Summary From short-form conclusions like “accident or misadventure” or “natural causes,” to more detailed narrative conclusions, the findings from an inquest can shape public perception,
Ofsted enforcement can have serious consequences for care providers. Enforcement can range from the lighter end of the scale, where improvements are encouraged, through to
When the Care Quality Commission (CQC) decides to take enforcement action, the impact on care providers can be significant. The CQC’s role is to regulate
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© Gordons Partnership is the trading name of Gordons Partnership 2020 Limited a company registered in England & Wales (Company Number 12464371).
Registered office is at First Floor, 1 Chancery Lane, London WC2A 1LF. VAT No: GB 629 857 388 - Site by WBJ Designs
