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On 19 July the DWP finally released Housing Benefit Reform, its long awaited, and far-reaching, proposals for the reform of housing benefits, in relaiton...

Legal experts Eversheds offer a view on what may come after the next House of Commons readingThe Health and Social Care Bill (‘the Bill’)...

Personalisation agenda takes a bite out of local authority homecareWe explore the findings within the latest edition of Laing & Buisson's Domiciliary Care UK...

This month Andrew Dilnot delivered his highly anticipated report on the proposed reform of England’s adult social care funding system. Has he delivered a tangible paper, or another report for government to kick into the long grass? CCMN takes a look.

An associate at property consultants GVA, Cirion Plant offers his point of view on the future of sale and leaseback in relation to the healthcare market

Over a year in the formation the Dilnot Commission on Adult Social Care Funding is finally out.

Legal experts Eversheds respond to the national media spotlight that’s been turned on social care in the past few weeks and offers tips on survival

As the government looks to redefine social care funding in England, a multitude of companies are trying to understand and locate their role in the future setup.

Is beefed up regulation needed to protect care home residents from risky financial structures?

CCMN has conducted an annual survey of local authority fee rates for nursing and residential care every year since the community care reforms were...