Care homes | Alzheimer's Society

A relative with dementia is moving to a care home elsewhere in England – which local authority do I speak to?

Helping with arrangements for someone with dementia who’s moving into a care home in a different part of England.

Healthwatch England report opens the door on home care services – Alzheimer’s Society comment

Healthwatch England have analysed the experiences of 3,415 home care users, their families and front line staff across 52 local areas between August 2015 and June 2017.

Extra 71000 care home places needed by 2025, Lancet study suggests – Alzheimer’s Society comments

As life expectancy increases, so too have the number of years that older adults spend with substantial care needs, suggests a study published today in The Lancet.

New Healthwatch report highlights variation in care homes, Alzheimer's Society comments

A new report published today by Healthwatch has highlighted the striking variation in care homes across the country.

Second OFSTED-style rating of CCG dementia care reveals mixed picture

Today (Friday 21 July 2017) NHS England have published the end of year results from the Clinical Commissioning Group Improvement and Assessment Framework (CCG IAF).

National Dementia Audit finds important improvements in dementia care but more support needed, Alzheimer’s Society comment

Hospitals have made important changes to improve dementia care says the National Audit of Dementia.

Alzheimer's Society response to CQC report into the state of social care

The CQC has today released a report on the state of adult social care in England.

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14 February 2017

Adult social care is approaching “tipping point”, warns CQC

A report published today, Thursday 13 October, by the Care Quality Commission (CQC) highlights the fragility of the adult social care sector due to threefold pressures of escalating demand, access and cost.