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UK care home plunges into liquidation after inadequate CQC rating
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The Care Quality Commission (CQC) is the independent regulator of health and social care services in England, responsible for monitoring and inspecting care homes to ensure they meet certain standards. A rating of "inadequate" from the CQC can have significant consequences for a care home, including loss of public funding and reputational damage. The CQC's special measures programme is designed to support care homes that are struggling to meet standards, but in some cases, this may not be enough to prevent closure or liquidation.
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UK care home plunges into liquidation after inadequate CQC rating
The care home provided personal or nursing care for up to 30 patients and was rated as inadequate and placed into special measures by the Care Quality Commission
1 Jul, 06:05
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