Everything CQC asks for before you apply
Use Assuric templates for all the policies and procedures you need for your CQC application. The built-in document editor keeps your policies up to date.

Assuric drafts your CQC registration pack, keeps your policies current and holds the staff, incident and audit records an inspector will ask to see.

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Use Assuric templates for all the policies and procedures you need for your CQC application. The built-in document editor keeps your policies up to date.

Policies, staff records, incidents and audits organised by the five key questions, so you can see your gaps long before an inspector does.

DBS checks, professional registrations, training and competence tracked for every person, with alerts before anything expires, so staffing never becomes a finding.

Incidents, complaints and feedback captured from anywhere, investigated with clinical oversight and closed with actions, including duty of candour, so lessons are recorded rather than lost.

Assuric AI drafts policies for your service, flags expiring checks and overdue reviews, and keeps records current, with every change approved by your team.

Our team of CQC specialists, made up of former registered managers, works through the application alongside you and reviews everything before you submit.

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Everything CQC asks you to evidence, in one place instead of four.
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Use intelligent automation to map overlapping framework requirements, reuse evidence and simplify compliance across multiple frameworks.
Any organisation or individual carrying out a regulated activity in England must register with the Care Quality Commission before they start. Regulated activities include treatment of disease, disorder or injury, diagnostic and screening procedures, and transport, triage and medical advice provided remotely. The CQC covers England only: Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland have their own regulators.
Usually, if clinicians assess, advise or treat patients in England, for example through remote consultations or online prescribing. Supplying software on its own is not normally a regulated activity, though it may be regulated as a medical device instead. If you are unsure whether your service is in scope, our CQC specialists can help you work it out.
You need a statement of purpose, details of your regulated activities and locations, DBS checks and, for most providers, a registered manager who applies separately and may be interviewed. You also need the policies and procedures that show how you will meet the fundamental standards. Assuric drafts the policy set against your service, and our specialists review the application before you submit it, because an incomplete application is the usual reason for delay.
The CQC asks whether a service is safe, effective, caring, responsive and well-led, and looks for evidence against each. Assuric organises your policies, staff records, incidents and audits against those questions, so you can see where you stand.
It depends on your service, but most providers need policies covering safeguarding, consent, complaints, incidents and duty of candour, infection prevention and control, medicines, recruitment, training and information governance. Assuric scopes the set to the regulated activities you provide, so you only write the policies you need, and keeps each one version-controlled with review dates and staff acknowledgements.
Keep your evidence current all year rather than gathering it when an inspection is announced. In Assuric, staff records, training, incidents, complaints, audits and policies sit in one place, organised by the five key questions, and our CQC specialists run interview and inspection preparation with you, prioritising the gaps to fix first.
Yes. Assuric drafts the registration pack for your service, tracks the named roles and checks the application needs, and our CQC specialists review everything before you submit. We can also help your registered manager prepare their own application and interview.
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