Business

Revenues at the publicly owned specialist care provider CareTech Holdings increased by 26% to £52.2m in the six months ending 31 March 2011, according to results published last month. However, while the news appears to have ended a six month slide for share prices, the company has a long way to go if it hopes to regain the market value it held as recently as Christmas 2010.

The Care Quality Commission (CQC) has approved the take over of Care Principles by Four Seasons after this month completing individual reviews of every...

Care home properties have been underperforming as investment vehicles since 2009 and have yet to experience the recovery experienced in other commercial property areas,...

Craegmoor Group, recently acquired by Priory, has released its financial results for the year ended 31 December 2010.The consolidated loss for the year was...

Healthcare IT provider Coldharbour has signed a major deal with the not-for-profit older people’s charity and national homecare provider WRVS, in a move which...

Healthcare Homes recorded some growth in their financial statements for the year ended 30 September 2010, but ultimately came in with a loss for...

The buy-and-build domiciliary care agency Ark Home Healthcare is in talks with social housing provider Anchor regarding the possible transfer of homecare operations which...

A Matter of HonourSocial housing and domiciliary giant Mears Group hosted a site visit for investors last month at the operational centre of its...

Beleaguered care home operator Southern Cross has been forced to wind up its operations and transfer the ownership of its 752 care homes to...

The social enterprise domiciliary care provider Care and Share Associates (CASA), which just two months ago announced details of a partnership it had signed...