If you have been in the health and social care sector for any length of time, you have almost certainly come across both terms. Supported living. Supported accommodation. They sound similar. They are often used interchangeably in conversations, in tender advertisements, and sometimes even in commissioning documents. But they are…

In August 2025, the Labour government launched the Digital Inclusion Innovation Fund, a £9.5 million UK-wide initiative to tackle digital exclusion by getting devices, connectivity, and digital skills into the hands of people left behind by an increasingly online society. Pensioners born before 1959 are among the primary target groups.…

NHS Continuing Healthcare is one of the most significant and most frequently misunderstood funding entitlements in the English health and social care system. It pays the full cost of care for adults aged 18 and over whose primary need arises from a health condition. It requires no means test and…

Dementia is no longer a specialist subset of residential care. It is the majority profile of the UK care home population. An estimated 70 to 80 per cent of all people living in care homes in England have dementia or severe memory problems. The total number of people living with…

In the fast-paced world we live in, we often treat our bodies like high-performance vehicles, pushing them to the limit while occasionally ignoring the “check engine” light. But what if you could identify potential issues before they ever became problems? That is exactly what the NHS health check is designed…

Supported living is one of the most active areas of commissioning in UK health and social care right now. In 2026, local authorities and Integrated Care Boards are actively tendering for supported living services across the country, driven by the continued push to move people out of residential care and…