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Some parts of the UK have seen the number of people diagnosed with dementia more than double in five years, analysis of NHS data shows.
A drive to increase diagnosis rates and an ageing population were behind the increase, experts said.
Charities said dementia care provision must improve, calling it a “ridiculous lottery”, and “very hit or miss”.

Formula 1’s ability to find quick solutions is hastening the race to find a cure for dementia, believes three-time world champion Sir Jackie Stewart.

A vaccine designed to prevent dementia is to enter human trials after successful tests on mice.
If the treatment is proven to work safely on people it could be available within a decade, researchers say.

Coate Water Care Company CEO, Geraldine Smith & Managing Director, Christopher Smith after being presented with their “member of the year” award from the National Care Association.

US researchers have today (Wednesday 29 January) found a link between consuming flavonols – chemicals present in a wide variety of fruits and vegetables – and the risk of dementia. The findings are published in the scientific journal, Neurology.

We are extraordinarily proud to celebrate the opening of the almost £4 million pounds luxury development of our stunning care and nursing home, Mockley Manor on the 10th March 2020.

These have been challenging times for everybody in the care sector, so it is with extreme pride that we can report that Coate Water Care’s Downs View Care Home in Badbury, Swindon has been awarded an “Outstanding” rating in its latest report by the Care Quality Commission (CQC).

FOR most people buying a rundown care home and spending £300,000 on doing it up at the height of the coronavirus emergency would have seemed like business madness.

For many years, retiring to the sunnier climes of Spain, France, Portugal, Greece etc. has been a dream that many Brits have embraced. Spain alone is home to 380,000 UK expats.

Swindon-based care providers Coate Water Care pride themselves on making major investments in their care homes in order to deliver the very best experience for their residents, many who are living with dementia. One example is Mockley Manor in rural Warwickshire which recently underwent a £4 million makeover.