The Market Sustainability and Improvement Fund 24/25 was announced at the autumn statement in November 2022. The primary purpose of the fund is to support local authorities to make tangible…
Please find below a table of the latest Continuing Healthcare (CHC) fee information for the 2024/25 financial period for every ICB in England. This table is being routinely updated to…
Whether we realise it or not, adult social care affects us all. As well as supporting millions of people to live fulfilling lives, the sector serves as a bedrock for…
Care England discount and free support offers are designed to solve problems, deal with challenges, and reduce costs for care providers, which have saved millions of pounds for both members…
Care England Commissioned Anthony Collins Solicitors to provide guidance to care providers on the MPLC Licensing Arrangements. This information is accurate as at May 2024. Historically, we have advised that…
Guide to the Court of Protection (CoP) and Deprivation of Liberty Safeguards (DoLS) for the busy care home manager Court of Protection The Court of Protection (CoP) is a…
A decision to serve notice upon a care home resident, particularly a vulnerable adult, or an adult under the Deprivation of Liberty Safeguards (DOLS) or the subject of Court of…
This page provides an overview of what the Digital Switchover is, what providers need to do, and where they can seek support from.
Creed Foodservice, one of the UK’s leading foodservice wholesalers, has produced a new guide for care caterers which gives advice and guidance for optimising mealtimes for residents, with a view…
The UK government have made significant changes to skilled worker visa applications, and this will impact how employers will sponsor skilled workers and satisfy the salary requirements. These changes come…
Executive Summary The adult social care sector faces unprecedented challenges in recruiting and retaining qualified professionals, with staggeringly high rates of vacancy (9.9%) and attrition (28.3%). These workforce challenges have…