The state of care
Despite the headlines, the CQC’s report on the independent sector revealed there is much to be proud of but that doesn’t mean the sector...
From Salisbury to social media
With MPs off on their Easter break, April is traditionally a quiet time in the corridors of power but this year was quite the...
NHS pay rise: an end to austerity?
PPP director Ben Howlett discusses the newly announced pay increases for NHS staff
Westminster was set abuzz this week with news that for the first...
Harley Street therapy service goes online
In a growing market of online health services, the benefits that technology can bring to the healthcare sector have been embraced by consumers and...
Cygnet to open two step-down services
Two community-based step-down services are to open at specialist rehabilitation service Cygnet Sherwood Lodge in Mansfield.
Sherwood Lodge is a 17-bed rehabilitation service for men...
Planning ahead or muddling through?
‘Refreshed’ planning guidance may have helped ease the battle between the government and NHSE but will it deliver results for patients?
The publication of the...
Busy year for independent healthcare
AIHO CEO Fiona Booth sets out the major challenges and events that could impact on the healthcare industry in 2018
With 2017 already a distant...
Spotlight on STPs
As the Health Select Committee resumes its inquiry into STPs, independent providers call for a more inclusive approach to local plans
By David Hare, CEO...
Party season
After a tumultuous year in British politics, is healthcare moving back up the agenda?
Party conferences are a useful opportunity to understand the state of...