Court of Protection DoL

We Support

Health and Social Care organisations seeking expert support to ensure compliance with the Mental Capacity Act and safeguard individuals' human rights.

Our services cover every aspect of the DoL process, from completing capacity assessments and CoP 11 assessments to preparing and submitting applications to the Court of Protection.

Our highly experienced team of Best Interest Assessors, committed to supporting your organisation in upholding legal standards and protecting the rights of vulnerable individuals, is here to assist you. Contact us today to discuss your specific requirements and discover how we can enhance compliance and assurance within your organisation. We ensure the dignity and rights of those in care are not just protected but respected and upheld with utmost care.

Reduce Risks & Costs

Ensure Compliance

Clear Backlogs

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Supporting With

CoP3 Assessments Including s12

CoP11 DoL Assessments

CoP21a Challenges

Court of Protection Representations

Case Management

Complete Managed DoL Service

DoL Service Transformation

DoLS & MCA Training

Enabling you and your teams to:

Manage backlogs of applications, ensuring timely submissions

Relieve the burden on your team

Control and assurance over your DoLS service

Improve outcomes for & protect the rights of the vulnerable

Reduce legal costs through effective management of cases

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“Just to extend our sincere appreciation for the wonderful work your team from UBH did whilst completing Phase 1 of the patient care reviews project.

We appreciated and continue to appreciate the flexibility of the UBH team in accommodating some of our asks and especially, around patient care quality, Provider surveys and many more.

We can all agree that your professionalism, efficiency, openness, and hard work led to the commissioning of the ongoing phase 2 of the patient care reviews project.

It has been a good experience working with UBH and forging a partnership that we hope will be sustained in the long run.”

— Personalised Healthcare Commissioner