Your questions answered
How did CVHT select HC-One as a partner for this project?
Can you help me understand the financial aspects of the land swap and new proposal?
How will CVHT mitigate the impact on local infrastructure and resources?
Why are the community beds only guaranteed for 5 years?
Cranleigh already has two excellent Nursing Homes (Knowle Park and Cedar Court) both of which have expanded in recent years. Can we be confident that this 64-bed care home will operate at full capacity as it will need to?
If HC-One is sold to a new owner or bought by another company, can CVHT guarantee that the existing arrangements will continue in perpetuity?
Will CVHT be involved in the decision making process when it comes to allocating the beds to local patients?
Will the community beds be free at the point of delivery or means tested?
For how long into the future will the 16 community beds be available to the residents of Cranleigh and Ewhurst?
Can a private care home truly provide the exact model of care, as the Village Hospital did up until 2006?
Which GPs will provide services to the new care home and its community beds?
What are Community Beds and who will get to use them?
How will the healthcare worker accommodation be allocated?
How will the healthcare worker accommodation be funded?
Who will pay for the servicing of the community beds?
Who will pay for building the 16 bed community bed wing?
What is the cost of the project?
Who will own the Knowle Lane site?
Are there financial risks for CVHT in partnering with HC-One?
Why does CVHT need a private partner to provide a 16-bed unit?
Why is the proposal not a ‘hospital’?