[ad_1] Dementia care costs in England will more than triple to £80bn by 2040 if today’s care and support arrangements go unchanged, a leading expert has warned. Professor Martin Knapp

[ad_1] NHS Confederation Chief Executive Niall Dickson has said 2019 needs to be the year that social care is fixed. During a speech at the Westminster Health Forum yesterday, Niall

[ad_1] Social care leaders have set out their priorities for the Adult Social Care Green Paper during a London conference. A panel of leaders, including Professor Martin Green, CEO, Care

[ad_1] Ed Moses The long-delayed Adult Social Care Green Paper will be published by April by this year, the government has said. Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) Director

[ad_1] RCH Care Homes has announced its partnership with the University of Worcester’s Association for Dementia Studies. The partnership will support RCH Care Homes’ new ‘By Your Side’ dementia strategy

[ad_1] Daniel Jenks Daniel Jenks has been appointed manager of Larchwood Care’s Broomfield Court in Glasgow. The 32-year-old, who has worked in the care sector since he was 18 and

[ad_1] Left to right: Mr George Young, Company Secretary, Karis Marinello, Senior Relationship Manager at Royal Bank of Scotland and Mr Ray Jones, Chairman A new £6.1m specialist dementia unit

[ad_1] Debbie Smith, Director of Care at Wellgate Care, a group specialising in supporting adults with learning difficulties and disabilities in the South East, explores the importance of investment in

[ad_1] Springfield Nursing Home in Ormskirk, Lancashire has been rated ‘outstanding’ by the CQC. The home, which provides nursing care for up to 56 people, joined the top 3% of

[ad_1] Stella Denton (left) with Lavender and Peggy Virgin with Violet Three dementia therapy dolls have proved a hit with residents at Camelot Care’s Camelot House and Lodge in Wellington,