Features

Quietly bound in green and white, the Law Commission’s recently launched consultation document on event fees is probably beneath the radar for most care sector professionals. But despite its demure appearance, this document offers a potentially historic boost to the retirement community sector that investors should take note of.

The provision of homecare in England is on a precipice (CCMn November 2015) with many providers blaming commissioners for not paying a fair price...

From mechanical personal trainers to robo-pets, technology is rapidly sculpting a new landscape in the field of modern elderly care. Inventions coming out of Japan...

The independent mental health sector in the UK has been consolidating at an unprecedented rate since the entry of two US health giants. In a...

Earlier this year the Care Quality Commission (CQC) published guidance aimed at residents, families, carers and anyone who uses health and care services, about...

Ahead of this month’s Spending Review , director of policy and campaigns at the UK Homecare Association Colin Angel talks about the problems facing...

Like many other organisations in the UK, the care sector relies on overseas skilled-workers to help service the population’s health and care needs.But before...

Like many other organisations in the UK, the care sector relies on overseas skilled-workers to help service the population’s health and care needs.

Chief executive of Four Seasons’ self-pay care home business brighterkind, Jeremy Richardson talks to CCMn about ratios, refurbs and reinvigorating its workforce.Q How did...

Publicly funded homecare is on a precipice and the market is described as ‘extremely fragile’ by Professor Martin Green of Care England. One could be...