Capping care costs is the most favoured option for the long-term funding of care, new research has found.
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Technology is set to revolutionise social care in the post-COVID ‘new normal’, according to a new report from Barclays Corporate Banking.
The ONS has reported a small increase in the number of people dying from COVID-19-related causes in care homes in England and Wales.
People with long-term health conditions are the most likely to avoid care services during COVID-19, CQC research has found.
The CQC has outlined how it intends to regulate during the next phase of the coronavirus pandemic.
Care home occupancy is beginning to recover from the impact of COVID-19, according to a new report by Knight Frank.
The government has been urged to introduce “mandatory signposting” for social care complaints after reporting varying levels of engagement with the system.
The number of people dying in care homes in England and Wales with COVID-19 symptoms fell to a five-month at the beginning of September.
The number of care home beds in England is at a record low, Public Health England data has revealed.
Chest infections, including COVID-19, are at a six-month low in England’s care homes, according to Public Health England (PHE).
