The NHS Recovery Heroes: Quick wins to Rescue FY25/26 Savings
As the end of the financial year approaches, NHS finance teams are under pressure. Planning deadlines are looming, budgets are tight, and the question on everyone’s mind is: have we captured every available saving before April?
10 February 2026
While long-term programmes are important, sometimes what you need is a quick rescue mission. That’s where Liaison Financial’s NHS Recovery Heroes can swoop in to recover lost funds, reclaim missed income, and stop overspend in its tracks. Last year alone, our team delivered £195 million in NHS savings, helping organisations unlock cash and reinvest in patient care.
Here are three ways our Recovery Heroes can save the day for your organisation before April.
- Accounts Payable Reviews: Swoop in and reclaim lost funds
Duplicate payments, overpayments, and unallocated balances are like stealthy villains draining your budget. Our Accounts Payable Reviews help track them down and bring them right back.
In just 2-4 hours of your time, we analyse your AP data and identify recoverable funds, then manage the recovery process from start to finish so your team doesn’t have to lift a finger.
Our Powers in Action: South West Yorkshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust recovered over £211,000, putting cash back into the hands of those who need it most. With our contingent model, you only pay when savings are delivered; no upfront cost.
- High-Cost Tariff Excluded Device (HCTED) Reviews: Stop income slipping through the cracks
As NHS planning deadlines race towards April, HCTED reimbursement is often one of the hardest income streams to keep under control. Complex rules, missed reconciliations and incorrect coding can act like unseen villains, allowing income to vanish before anyone realises it’s gone.
This is where our NHS Recovery Heroes launch a targeted rescue mission. We dive into your organisation’s HCTED purchases, complete a full reconciliation, and intercept missed reimbursement opportunities before they’re lost for good. The result is fast, tangible impact, delivered with minimal disruption to your team.
Our Heroes also lock in future protection, ensuring the correct coding is applied so reimbursement flows automatically going forward, preventing valuable income from slipping away again.
Our Powers in Action: On average, our HCTED reviews recover £134,000 per organisation, and one NHS Trust reclaimed £750,896 in reimbursements over just two years, turning missed income into funds ready for reinvestment in patient care.
- CHC Supplier Invoice Validation Reviews: Prevent overspend before it strikes
Discrepancies in Continuing Health Care supplier invoices can sneak up like a ninja in the night. Errors in hospital admissions, deceased patients, reduced care packages, and duplicate funding can be costly. Our Recovery Heroes intercept overpayments and ensure supplier invoices align with policy and patient status; all while managing supplier communications, so your team can continue with their daily activities.
Our Powers in Action: Our last three reviews recovered over £1 million per ICB, and Staffordshire and Stoke-on-Trent ICB achieved £1.8 million in savings, reinvested into frontline care. All delivered on a shared-benefit model, so you only pay when savings are realised.
Call the Recovery Heroes. Act now before April!
The clock is ticking. Quick, compliant savings are waiting to be unlocked, and the NHS Recovery Heroes are ready to swoop in.
Whether it’s recovering lost cash, maximising reimbursement, or halting overspend, our team can deliver fast, tangible results with minimal disruption. And it’s risk-free; our contingency-based approach means you only pay when we find and recover savings.
All our services can be direct awarded through NHS-approved frameworks, giving you a fast, compliant, and hassle-free route to savings.
Act now to avoid losing any claims relating to FY2025/26. Book a 30‑minute discovery call with our experts today and let the Recovery Heroes rescue your savings before the financial year ends.
Every claim recovered is a mission accomplished.
