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Paris Theodorou
Paris Theodorou is a solicitor and Principal at Theodorous, the SRA-regulated law firm behind Care Home Cost Claims. He is the named professional reviewer for the site's substantive NHS Continuing Healthcare guidance and original research.
Professional profile
Solicitor, principal and professional reviewer
Paris was admitted as a solicitor in England and Wales in 2012 and is a practising SRA-regulated solicitor at Theodorous. He is the firm's Principal and is responsible for the regulated legal service behind Care Home Cost Claims.
Theodorous is authorised and regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA 809508). Care Home Cost Claims is a specialist service of the firm, not a separate law firm. Full legal and company details are available on our Regulatory Information page.
You can verify the firm and Paris's practising status through the Solicitors Regulation Authority register.
NHS Continuing Healthcare
How Paris reviews CHC guidance
Paris Theodorou
Solicitor & Principal, Theodorous
Paris is the named professional reviewer for the core NHS Continuing Healthcare material on this website. He reviews substantive guidance against the National Framework, NHS England material and GOV.UK sources, with dates and primary-source links used where the position depends on current policy or published figures.
Editorial approach
Clear guidance, primary sources, no outcome promises
We explain the NHS process clearly
Families should be able to understand the Checklist, Decision Support Tool, primary health need test, local resolution and independent review before deciding whether they need legal help.
We separate CHC from social-care funding
NHS Continuing Healthcare is not means-tested. Local-authority social-care funding is different. We avoid merging the two systems or suggesting that payment of care fees automatically creates a refund claim.
We use primary sources
Where possible, our core guides link directly to NHS England, GOV.UK, DHSC and the National Framework so readers can see the underlying rule for themselves.
We do not promise outcomes
Eligibility and reimbursement depend on the individual facts, evidence and procedural history. The website provides general information and cannot replace advice on a particular case.
Key guidance reviewed
Start with the issue you are facing
Initial review
Request a solicitor-led initial review
If you have a CHC decision, an unresolved assessment, an appeal or a history of care-home fees, send the essential facts and documents. We can identify whether there is a sensible next step and whether legal help is likely to add value.