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UCL researchers reveal that over 1.2 million people live with dementia in England and Wales. Researchers from University College London (UCL) have said in The
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Great Oaks, a brand new residential, nursing and dementia specialist care home located in Bournemouth, has officially opened its doors. The luxurious 80-bed care home
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A shining star from Sanctuary Care who embodies true kindness has been awarded for the care and compassion she shows her residents and team. Veronica McCleary, manager
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Medical specialists aim to be able to give Alzheimer’s patients their own personal treatment and care plans and so better quality of life thanks to
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The government’s confused and complex method of means testing for social care should be replaced by a fairer and simplified approach, according to a new
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A veteran of the Burma War has celebrated his 100th birthday last month at his home in Hindley, Wigan. Fred Edwards, who resides at Ash
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CQC has been asked by the Secretaries of State for Health and for Communities and Local Government to undertake a programme of local system reviews
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Three Bridges Care Home has received a positive Care Quality Commission (CQC) report, which records the home as overall GOOD. Located in Latchford, a suburb of Warrington, Cheshire, Three
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A ground-breaking new study into successful recruitment and retention of workers in adult social care reveals quality training, positive working conditions, flexibility and competitive pay
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Alzheimer’s Research UK has called on the Scottish Government to show an urgent investment in dementia research, following the launch of its National Dementia Strategy.
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Two in five small and medium sized enterprises, including care home providers, are unaware that they can claim Capital Allowances tax relief. The Catax survey
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A new scheme at three HC-One homes in West Yorkshire aims to combat the loneliness epidemic with an Afternoon Tea for seniors. Older members of
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Sleep-ins have been a topic of controversy for some time, but the issue has become more pressing recently with escalating costs in the sector and, coupled with
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St Joseph’s care home opened its doors to friends and family of residents to celebrate in the sunshine at its annual summer fair. St Joseph’s,
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A ground-breaking new study into successful recruitment and retention of workers in adult social care reveals quality training, positive working conditions, flexibility and competitive pay
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