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GMC & Sasha Rodoy Launch JV: Guaranteeing Multi-Million Payouts to Patients

In an unprecedented move, the General Medical Council (GMC) has partnered with Sasha Rodoy and Nicola Dowling to introduce a new initiative aimed at streamlining patient claims and providing substantial financial compensation. The platform, www.100kthroughgmc.com, has already received over 30 inquiries within its first week, many of which involve foreign-trained doctors. The initiative promises a radical shift in how the UK handles medical malpractice claims, offering patients a faster and more direct path to securing payouts.

The joint venture has the backing of several key members of the Fitness to Practise (FTP) committee, who have expressed support for reducing the dominance of international professionals in the UK healthcare system. The platform simplifies the claims process for patients, providing them with a one-page form to submit their complaints.

Sasha Rodoy, who heads the Compensation Division, ensures that all approved claims will be fast-tracked to a Fitness to Practise hearing, with payouts expected to range from £250,000 to £500,000. Rodoy’s team will also file personal injury claims to guarantee a minimum payout of £100k, with many cases projected to result in multi-million-pound settlements.

This initiative represents a fundamental shift in the UK’s approach to medical accountability, with healthcare professionals, especially those trained overseas, facing increased scrutiny. The GMC’s partnership with Rodoy signals a move toward a compensation system more aligned with the U.S., where large payouts for malpractice are common.

The collaboration empowers patients like never before. Lawyers are no longer necessary, as any patient complaint can trigger a Fitness to Practise hearing. The GMC and Rodoy’s resources will work to ensure patients receive the compensation they deserve.

For doctors, particularly those who trained abroad, the message is clear: adapt or face the possibility of being pushed out of the UK healthcare system, as the stakes continue to rise.

Andrew Cook
For more information: www.100kthroughgmc.com