UK care home operators have seen a 3% rise in occupancy levels, with several operators across the country now trading well above pre-pandemic levels, according to property advisor Knight Frank.

Estate agent Knight Frank has published its ‘Seniors housing annual review 2022-24’ which contains positive indicators following on from the pandemic.

Employers are increasingly considering offering access to private medical insurance and occupational health services.

Christie & Co, has published its ‘Dental market review 2023’ which examines the UK dental business sector,

A new poll shows that nearly half of people who have used private healthcare say being unable to get an NHS appointment quickly enough was a factor in their decision.

The NHS is spending at least £61 million a year – over £1 million a week – hiring private ambulances to attend emergency calls.

A survey of UK Local Government Pension Scheme (LGPS) fund professionals reveals that 94% would like to increase their investment in the health sector.

Independent healthcare providers are anticipating strong growth in the NHS and private pay markets in the coming year.

Investment across the European care home market has been steadily rising over the past decade, according to the latest UK and continental European care home research report from real estate company Savills.

Elderly care home and retirement living sector analyst Carterwood has published its annual research into self-funded elderly care home fees in Great Britain.

More than nine in 10 NHS leaders are warning of a social care workforce crisis in their area.

he Association of Directors of Adult Social Services has completed its Spring Survey which has been sent to every director of adult social services in the 152 English councils

NHS England and NHS Improvement statistics released today reveal that 6.6 million people are waiting for NHS treatment.

Business property advisor, Christie & Co, has released its annual ‘Dental market review’ report, which evaluates the UK dental market in 2021 and the first half of 2022.

Almost all councils responding to a Local Government Association survey on the government’s adult social care reform agenda say they don’t have confidence that the funding earmarked for the reforms is sufficient.

search by consumer and location intelligence analyst CACI suggests that senior living providers should be looking at areas with middle-aged populations, as well as those with more elderly populations.

Most full-time and part-time carers will switch from working in care homes over the next three years, to go self-employed or work directly for a private client, according to research covering 500 carers, carried out on behalf of care job agency Elder.

UK care home operators’ costs are set to rise by £165 million this year, representing a 30% increase, due to increased costs of labour, supply and finance according to research by property advisor Knight Frank.

UK care home operators are set to see occupancy rates slowly rise and profits steady as the impacts of the pandemic show promising signs of receding and demand for beds remains strong.

The National Care Forum has completed its second Pulse survey of the adult social care sector.

Investment bank Jefferies has published its third annual Jefferies Healthcare Temperature Check providing feedback from 500 healthcare senior leaders, including major investors and chief executives.