Private audit planning tool

Find a suitable starting audit in about three minutes.

Turn your question into a sensible starting review, guide price and short enquiry summary before sharing any personal details.

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Service and pricing information reviewed · 3 September 2026
Start with the decision

Start with one clear question.

Some providers need one issue followed through the records. Others need a wider view of leadership, care records, medicines and staff checks. The right starting point depends on the question, areas involved, service size and timing.

The planner suggests a service and shows its published price range. It does not create a final quote.

Keep it anonymous. The planner asks only what you want reviewed. Do not enter names, care details, private letters from a regulator or confidential provider information. Your choices stay in this browser and are not submitted.

01Match the question
02Limit the evidence
03Confirm in writing
Build a starting review
Your starting point

Choose the smallest review that can answer the question.

Choose the closest answers. You can discuss a different or combined review later.

01What prompted the review?

Choose the main decision you need the work to support.

02Which areas should be checked?

Select every important area. Choose “Broad or unclear” if the concern affects several parts of the service.

03How much should be checked?

This changes how the work may be planned. It does not automatically change the guide price.

04When and how should the review happen?

Availability, travel, timing and price are confirmed separately.

Private by design: this result is created in your browser. You do not need an account or email address, and your answers are not sent to GR Safi.

How the planner chooses a review

The suggestion is based on your four answers.

Its purpose is to suggest a sensible first review. It does not measure regulatory risk, decide whether you comply or predict what CQC may conclude.

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Question

Inspection preparation, a whole-service view, one focused concern and follow-up each need a different review.

02

Evidence

One specialist area may suit a focused audit. Several connected areas usually need a wider sample.

03

Scale

Checking one issue differs from reviewing a whole service or several locations.

04

Delivery and timing

Remote work, on-site work, a mix of both and the time available affect the quote.

Published starting points

Compare guide prices without giving us your details.

These are the published starting prices. Your written quote confirms the final price after the work is agreed.

Whole-service review

CQC compliance audit

£650–£1,250

Leadership, records and day-to-day practice checked across an agreed sample.

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Focused evidence

Care records, plans and risk

£275–£650

Personalised plans, risk checks, daily records, changes and reviews.

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Focused evidence

Medicines audit

£225–£550

Medicines responsibilities, care planning, records, problems and staff competence.

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Focused evidence

Workforce and information

£300–£750

Recruitment, training, supervision, data protection and record access.

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Broader support

Inspection readiness

£850–£1,750

Inspection preparation, rating concerns, regulator attention or a clear improvement plan.

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Re-test and closure

Focused follow-up

£195–£450

Revisit previous actions and check whether the improvement worked and lasted.

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What the result cannot decide

What the planner cannot tell you.

The suggestion is based only on your answers here. It cannot assess the real risk, quality of records, immediate safety, safeguarding, legal or contract duties, letters about regulatory action or whether qualified clinical advice is available.

If there may be an immediate safety, safeguarding, data-security or medicines concern, follow the correct urgent safety and reporting procedures first. Do not wait for a consultancy enquiry.

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No CQC rating or inspection outcome is predicted.

02

No identifying information about a person receiving care or confidential provider information is needed.

03

No price becomes binding until the work and quote are agreed in writing.

04

A narrower, broader or different service may be recommended after discussion.

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