How does CQC relate to conditions of registration?

Furthermore, it could be argued that, in the case of certain conditions, CQC is essentially elevating the Fundamental Standards into conditions of registration, a failure to comply with which could lead to a fine or prosecution.

Can a domiciliary care agency register with the CQC?

Some have registered with CQC has very small domiciliary care agencies, but CQC acknowledge that not all aspects of the model for inspection of traditional domiciliary care agencies will be applicable to these organisations.

Do you have to be registered with the Care Quality Commission?

For the most part, agencies supplying health and social care workers are not required to be registered with the Care Quality Commission under the Health and Social Care Act 2008.

Can a NOP be issued by a CQC?

This can either be served under its general powers by way of a Notice of Proposal ( “NOP”) or, if CQC believes that unless it takes prompt action any person will or may be exposed to the risk of harm, CQC can use its urgent procedures by issuing an urgent Notice of Decision ( “NOD” ).

Why do we need to register with the CQC?

The introduction of the Health and Social Care Act 2008, replacing parts of the Care Standards Act 2000, requires health and adult social care providers to register with CQC if they provide Regulated Activities. This guidance aims to clarify where a provider’s registration status may need to be reviewed. Contents 1.

When does CQC seek to impose a condition?

If CQC seeks to impose a condition via the non-urgent method of issuing a NOP, the NOP will set out the proposed change (s) to the condition (s) of registration including the reasons for the change. The provider then has 28 days to submit representations to CQC challenging the NOP.

When did CQC start to register independent healthcare?

Until 1 October 2010, CQC registered independent healthcare and adult social care under the CSA 2000. The Act required providers to register in respect of establishments or agencies. From 1 April 2010, under the HSCA 2008, a single set of new essential standards of quality and safety were gradually introduced across health and adult social care.

Who is the Care Quality Commission ( CQC )?

The Care Quality Commission (CQC) is the independent regulator of health and adult social care. This includes the regulation of most types of healthcare for children, as well as care homes and domiciliary care agencies, some of which may provide services to children.