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More investment for NHS but not social care is ‘like pouring water down a sink’

More investment for NHS but not social care is ‘like pouring water down a sink’

by Richard Johnson | 30th July 2024 | Adult Social Care

There’s an overwhelming feeling of concern about the care systems across the UK and how they’re serving us as we get older. Current conversation has focussed on the speed to discharge from hospitals and how it’s overwhelming a shrinking base of care homes. Faster...
General election round-up of political parties plans for Adult Social Care

General election round-up of political parties plans for Adult Social Care

by Richard Johnson | 28th June 2024 | Adult Social Care

With the imminent results of the general election, there are great concerns as to what they will mean for the future of adult social care. There has been huge discussion as to why the major political parties have not spoken more about such an important topic, and a...
Dementia, Mental Health and Adult Social Care funding

Dementia, Mental Health and Adult Social Care funding

by Richard Johnson | 31st May 2024 | Adult Social Care

This month has been one with a real focus on healthcare, raising awareness with a spotlight on particular areas of concern. Dementia Action Week through organisations like Alzheimer’s Society has campaigned for improved rates of diagnosis to support those with...
Party Politics, Adult Social Care and the General Election

Party Politics, Adult Social Care and the General Election

by Richard Johnson | 30th April 2024 | Adult Social Care

With an election on its way there is, quite rightly, a lot of focus on party positioning when it comes to adult social care. New president of the Association of Directors of Adult Social Care (ADASS), Melanie Williams, has highlighted that the next government must...
Spring budget 2024 – no respite for the adult social care sector

Spring budget 2024 – no respite for the adult social care sector

by Richard Johnson | 27th March 2024 | Adult Social Care

There’s been much discussion about the recent Spring Budget – the winners, the losers and everyone in between. But there’s a general consensus that that was very little done to support those in later life and their families, who are in need of adult social care....
Guest blog with Steven Day Dip FA LTCP, Financial Adviser with Switchfoot Wealth Limited

Guest blog with Steven Day Dip FA LTCP, Financial Adviser with Switchfoot Wealth Limited

by Richard Johnson | 26th February 2024 | Adult Social Care

Finding the right solution that best suits your needs can be a difficult journey when it comes to adult social care. It’s a complicated and detailed process to find the best fit for you and your family, with further work needed to research your options when it comes...
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