We’ve produced a new pocket guide in collaboration with Sue Ryder. Our improvement team worked with Sue Ryder’s care-at-home service in Arbroath to develop and test a new way of documenting the

A research team in the University of Strathclyde want to speak to carers who work with people with dementia at mealtimes.

Older people have benefited from a pilot project which saw Glasgow Caledonian University (GCU) physiotherapy students provide care at home.

A care at home service in Lewis has been graded ‘excellent’ by inspectors for the sixth inspection in a row.

An Edinburgh-based care at home service has been told it must make “significant improvements” by Scotland’s social care regulator.

Help to Adapt is a Scottish Government initiative designed to help older people live independently in their own home for as long as possible. Link Group Ltd has been appointed to manage and

A care at home service based in East Lothian has been told it must make improvements after the quality of care and support it provided was graded ‘weak’ by inspectors.

A housing support service based in Aberdeen has told it must make improvements after the quality of care and support it provided was graded unsatisfactory by inspectors.

People using care services must have their rights protected and should receive high-quality, safe, compassionate care.

SCOTLAND’S social care regulator, the Care Inspectorate, says there has been a marked increase in care at home services achieving very good or excellent inspection grades in the past three