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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

Some of the industry’s leading organisations have responded to the Chancellor’s budget: David Buck, Senior Fellow at The King’s Fund, said: ‘Childhood obesity is one

A new study from Juniper Research has estimated that the adoption of health monitoring devices will nearly treble by 2020, exceeding 70 million worldwide, up

The New Deanery and St Mary’s Court care homes in Bocking beat off fierce competition from across England to triumph in the category of Most

A unique programme to develop the skills and knowledge of charity leaders is jointly launched today by The King’s Fund and GSK, in partnership with

A leading UK care provider has invested over £1 million towards enhancing the dementia care and facilities at two of its homes. The Orders of

Severe cuts in local authorities’ social services provision is the major contributory factor for bed blocking says GMB A new report from GMB, the union

Improvements to training and support are crucial if doctors are to be able to meet patients’ end-of-life care needs, the BMA has concluded. The association