Includes NHS and independent providers that respond to emergency 999 calls and provide medical care outside of hospitals. This also covers Patient Transport Services (PTS), which are non-urgent transfers for patients with mobility or clinical needs, and Air Ambulances that provide clinical care.

Encompasses both NHS trusts and independent hospitals providing acute, specialist, and maternity care.

Includes residential and nursing homes for adults, including those with learning disabilities or physical needs.

Includes GP practices, walk-in centres, out-of-hours services, and mobile doctor services.

NHS and private dentists providing routine and surgical oral care.

Regulates inpatient and community-based support, including services for individuals detained under the Mental Health Act.

Agencies providing personal and nursing care to people in their own homes.

Services providing end-of-life and palliative care for individuals with life-limiting conditions.

Specific facilities like family planning and slimming clinics.

Community-based health and care teams, such as substance misuse services and learning disability outreach.

Jointly inspected healthcare within prisons and immigration removal centres.

How local authorities meet their duties under Part 1 of the Care Act (2014).