Baby boomer opportunity

Kevin Beirne, head of retirement at Octopus Capital, explains why senior housing should be seen as a priority across Europe Population ageing is a growing...

Starting again

Johann van Zyl, co-founder of Fortava Healthcare, explains his vision for dementia care When I stepped down as CEO of Cornerstone Healthcare at the end...

Titanic mistakes

Prof Martin Green, Care England chief executive officer, argues that rearranging the deck chairs is not the solution The government seems intent on using reorganisations...

No quick solution

Steve Secker, consultant and author of LaingBuisson’s Later Living report, discusses some of the challenges facing the sector There have been major headwinds confronting the...

A promising ally

Professor Martin Green, chief executive officer at Care England, outlines the benefits of AI in care The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) within social care...

Seven pillars of resilience

Homecare can be positioned as essential infrastructure, explains Dr Jane Townson, chief executive officer at the Homecare Association As I write, the care sector module...

Lacking political will

Professor Martin Green, Care England chief executive officer, argues British politics is ‘depressingly predictable’ The announcement Baroness Louise Casey was going to do a review...

Navigating the changing landscape

Barry Sweetbaum, founder and chief executive officer of SweetTree Home Care Services, discusses some of the trends in care Over the past year, London’s health...

Co-production in innovation

Care providers are at the heart of innovation, says Kathryn Smith, Social Care Institute for Excellence chief executive officer The social care sector is facing...

Difficult times made worse

Government keeps delivering decisions out of the blue. Professor Martin Green, Care England chief executive officer, explains The government has announced the end of social...