Boris Johnson has recommitted to doubling dementia research funding to £160m a year by 2024, as set out in the Government’s 2019 election manifesto. The Prime Minister has also ringfenced £95m to boost clinical trials using a ‘Taskforce’ model, similar to the one that delivered COVID-19 vaccines.

Coate Water Care has been providing outstanding residential care for 27 years now. Here are just some of the reasons your loved ones, especially people living with dementia, are in good hands with us.

The entire team at Coate Water Care express our heartfelt condolences to the Royal Family at this time of great sadness and loss. Her Majesty will be remembered with great admiration and we are profoundly grateful for her devoted service to the nation.

Coate Water Care will be celebrating 10 successful years of care service at Mockley Manor and Westley Court care homes on the 26th of October!

As an organization, Coate Water Care is always keen to raise money for charities and our residents and staff also enjoy taking part in fundraising activities. Coate Water Care’s teams have worked extremely hard during September and October so far,...

We are proud to announce that Coate Water Care's Co-Founder, Geraldine Smith, has been nominated and shortlisted as a finalist in the Women Achieving Greatness in Social Care award under ‘Business Woman of the Year’. Over 85% of the social...

Mockley Manor, Coate Water Care's home based in Henley-in-Arden, recently had the privilege of helping a wonderful couple celebrate 71 years of marriage. Mockley Manor resident John Karle, aged 96, and his wife Lily, 94, celebrated in style with a lounge...

The first drug to slow the destruction of the brain in Alzheimer’s has been heralded as historic.

Christmas wouldn't be the same without special events and decorations. Here is a selection of a few events which took place across Coate Water Care's care homes.

Dementia can have a significant impact on a person’s daily life, including how well they function in their home.