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As new figures highlight continued pressure on hospital beds and social care, the Association of Directors of Adult Social Services (ADASS) and Care England are

A Lancashire-based care group has launched new health and wellbeing initiatives to help members of staff keep fit and well. Staff at the Springhill Care

63 year-old Rhoda Gourlay, who has cerebral palsy and is registered blind, was joined by friends and care home staff on Monday 14th March as

Hallmark care homes facilities in Cardiff have been named in the Top 20 most recommended care homes in Wales by leading review website, carehome.co.uk. Regency

Health and social care staff can help the fight against malnutrition in older people just by using a simple strip of paper. Health and social

Neurology: Better verbal memory in women than men in MCI despite similar levels of hippocampal atrophy Researchers in the US have found that women with

Bringing volunteer members of the public care into homes can have a profound positive impact on residents’ wellbeing, according to new analysis of a pilot

Ideal Carehomes is taking its training to the limits by offering staff the opportunity to have a virtual experience of dementia.  The company, which operates

Ideal Carehomes were thrilled to win two prestigious awards last month from care recommendation website, carehome.co.uk.  The company, which operates 15 residential and dementia care

More than two-thirds (67%) of British adults agree that they are worried about who will care for them when they’re older. That’s according to new

Buckinghamshire’s leading social care provider has won a coveted national award following a recent ceremony.​ Buckinghamshire Care – the Local Authority Trading Company for Buckinghamshire

The RNHA is about to embark on its Spring 2016 series of roadshows. Due to take place in Birmingham, Bournemouth, Exeter, Leeds and London between

THE LAURELS and The Limes Care Home was part of a Sheffield push for the Guinness World Record for the largest cream tea party. The