Verita
Creating a better workplace for you, your employees and people using your services
We are Verita
Verita is an independent investigations company providing expert advice to regulated organisations in the UK. Our work is aimed at helping organisations and their employees perform effectively at work.
This may be by providing insight into an adverse event, helping improve organisational systems or equipping a team with skills. We believe that honest appraisal is the best way to help organisations to deliver better services.
Verita adopt an objective and independent approach, working in accordance with our operating framework and assurance systems.
We undertake our work independently in order to provide objective insights. We engage with you throughout and carefully consider all evidence, judgements and comments from you and other third parties to form our own independent judgement.
How we can help you
We have worked with clients to carry out due diligence on health and care organisations.
We have helped a number of NHS trusts with investigations under the MHPS framework.
Verita has experience of working with regulated organisations in areas of compliance.
Is your healthcare organisation facing a backlog of serious incident investigations? If so, Verita and Eva can help.
Verita have wide-ranging experience in managing human resources challenges in the public and private sectors
Even the most successful businesses will sometimes need a discreet and independent opinion
Who we are
We are a team of in-house specialists and associates who are committed to delivering a responsive and reliable service of the highest quality.
Our Clients
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