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Clarendon group acquires 4th North Midlands home
The 42-bed nursing home in Derbyshire was run by previous owner for 40 years.
Under-25s key to solving care workforce shortage, ministers told
The youth unemployment and care workforce shortages "are two halves of the same problem", according to the Care Association Alliance.
Digital telecare guidance: Everything care home leaders need to know
The government has published new technical guidance for commissioners procuring alarm systems for care homes and extra support housing groups.
McGovern: We "can’t afford" to wait for Casey report to “get stuck in” on workforce plan
The social care minister has reaffirmed the government is set on pushing ahead with a new adult social care workforce action plan after fresh figures showed recruitment growth across the sector has stalled
Care vacancies hit record low but recruitment growth stalls
Ministers urged to act to boost domestic recruitment ahead of any National Care Service as Skills for Care data shows particularly low numbers of young people working in the sector
Twice as many people get council social care support in some areas due to ‘postcode lottery’
King's Fund calls for new national assessment system as part of adult social care reforms after its analysis found nearly six in ten local authorities had care access rates at least 20 per cent above or below their nearest statistical neighbour
Ministers back £48m dementia research partnership with drug companies
GSK, Bristol Myers Squibb, GSK and Gates Ventures invest alongside £33m government funding via the Dame Barbara Windsor Dementia Goals programme to boost dementia treatment research
Planning round-up: New homes appoved in Banstead, Harrow and Penrith
Here's a round-up of the latest care home planning approvals
Bridlington provider to develop women only dementia beds
A Bridlington care home is expanding its specialist dementia provision with the launch of a dedicated 24-bed community designed exclusively for women.
Care consolidation set to continue as investors target growth areas, panel hears
Strong investor appetite, changing ownership models and growing interest in supported living will continue to shape the future of care ownership, delegates at Care Show Birmingham heard this week.
CQC to roll out named inspector for every adult social care provider
The Care Quality Commission is set to roll out a named inspector model for every adult social care provider in England over the coming months, chief inspector Chris Badger has revealed.
CMA launches formal inquiry into Healthcare Ireland's Hutchinson takeover
The competition watchdog said it will announce the outcome of its latest probe into care home merger and aquistion activity in early December.
Frontier sells 75-bed care home development site in Ashford
A development site in Ashford, Kent, with planning consent for a 75-bedroom care home has been sold to a national care home operator, according to specialist property adviser Christie & Co.
CareTrust strikes £1.1bn deal to acquire 45 new LNT UK care homes
Crystal Care to operate the 24 completed and 21 homes in development included in the largest US investment deal since the Welltower takeover
Council care funding gap hits record £2.36bn, says Care England
Providers' leader warns of "consequences" to the NHS, local authorities, families and communities after its analysis showed cash provided for residential and nursing care beds had widened to record levels amid cost rises.
Care workforce reforms step up with pension promise and workforce plan
Care provider and commissioner leaders warn the new benefit must be backed by extra government funding
Lovett Care opens 78-bed Kings Hill care home in Kent
Home is first new development in South East for the operator
Care staff must check AI care plans for accuracy, ministers warn
Guidance on use of AI in adult social care published as part of wider digitisation package from Department of Health and Social Care
Provider leaders back Burnham reform drive but urge faster action
Care England call for action to begin now on areas including financial sustainability and workforce reform
Burnham pledges National Care Service funded by pension reforms
Prime Minister said groundwork would be laid for a fully funded adult care system to be introduced after the next election.
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