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[ad_1] The great and the good of the care home sector came together yesterday to celebrate inspiring best practice and innovation in the sector. Senior executives and home managers from

[ad_1] Minister of State for Care Caroline Dinenage Minster for Care Caroline Dinenage paid tribute to the care home sector’s finest at CHP’s Leaders in Care event yesterday. The minister

[ad_1] Andrew Wilcox from The Firs, winner Rob Devonshire from Clayburn Court, Rusty Hesketh from Upton Grange and judge Tom Shepherd on the extreme right. Rob Devonshire, head chef at

[ad_1] Joanna Greenslade and Duncan Ford Real estate investment manager Barwood Capital has agreed a funding partnership with care home development specialist Duncan Ford. A new company set up by

[ad_1] Professor Martin Green. Care England has expressed its continued concern over low increases in Continuing Healthcare (CHC) fees. Chief executive Martin Green OBE said CCGs were offering fee increases

[ad_1] More than 100 senior care executives will come together today to celebrate Care Home Professional’s 2018 Leaders in Care. The networking afternoon event at The Swan by Shakespeare’s Globe

[ad_1] BBC analysis of CQC data has found that one in five care homes in England are either ‘inadequate’ or ‘requires improvement’. The research found that 3,000 of England’s 14,975

[ad_1] Former Labour leader Ed Miliband has intervened after a care home in Doncaster was closed within 24 hours. The Doncaster MP is to raise last month’s closure of Warneford

[ad_1] The Care Inspectorate has expressed its concern over aspects of care at Barchester Healthcare’s Highview House in Inverness. The home was rated ‘adequate’ for its quality of cared and