Handbooks
In 2020 CSI launched a series of regional handbooks covering local authority data for care homes for older people. In 2021 these were updated, and a new series was launched for Domiciliary Care.
We have now combined all these individual handbooks into two compendiums covering the whole of England for these two sectors and are able to offer them at massive discounts on the costs of the regional handbooks.
Care Homes for Older People
The most comprehensive and best value report available covering all English local authorities**
Listed alphabetically by region 5 pages for each authority including:
- Executive Summary
- Population Forecasts
- Local Dementia population forecasts
- Local Authority Weekly rates
- Provider company sector breakdown – Private, Not For Profit and Public
- CQC ratings, compared with region and national ratings
- Openings and Closures over last 6 years
- Ownership levels for 65 plus households
Covering over 900 pages navigation through the report is simple and quick, with links to and from the main menu and every local authority
Supplied as an A4 sized pdf file, in two formats – two page spreads – best for laptops and desk tops and single page – best for tablets and smaller devices.
Care Homes for Older People England Handbook Only £49
Email us now to arrange payment and download
** Isles of Scilly and City of London are not includedDomiciliary Care in England
The most comprehensive and best value report available covering all English local authorities**
Listed alphabetically by region 5 pages for each authority including:
- Executive Summary
- Population Forecasts
- Local Dementia population forecasts
- Local Authority Hourly rates
- Provider company sector breakdown – Private, Not For Profit and Public
- CQC ratings, compared with region and national ratings
- Openings and Closures during 2020
- Ownership levels for 65 plus households
Covering over 900 pages navigation through the report is simple and quick, with links to and from the main menu and every local authority
Supplied as an A4 sized pdf file, in two formats – two page spreads – best for laptops and desk tops and single page – best for tablets and smaller devices.
Domiciliary Care England Handbook Only £49
Email us now to arrange payment and download
** Isles of Scilly and City of London are not includedRegional Handbooks
CSI has published a range of ten regional handbooks for both the care home and domiciliary care markets in England.
All 150 Local Authorities are included across the ranges and provide a great insight into what is going on in each one, and how different the challenges are for them going forward.
Who Needs These Handbooks?
- Care providers
- Investors and lenders to the sector
- Care associations
- Adult Social Care in Local Authorities
- Local Planning Authorities (LPAs)
- NHS Trusts
- National, regional and specialist media
- Department of Health and Social Care
- Suppliers to the care home sector
Having exposed the fact that local care provision across the country has been in a very sorry state for a number of years, CSI Market Intelligence has published two series of regional e:reports that show all the relevant market information for each local authority for both the care home for elderly people and domiciliary care markets.
The information for each local authority includes
- Population forecasts by age group - 2021, 2026 and 2031
- The local dementia population - in care and in the community -2020, 2025 and 2031
- Local supply levels broken down by care sector
- Local Authority contributions paid (weekly rates for care homes, hourly rates for domiciliary care)
- Company sector breakdown - private, not for profit and public
- Care Quality as provided by CQC ratings
- Openings and closures
- Household tenure for those 65 plus
Local authorities (that is adult social services and planning departments) need to be in control of what goes on in their areas to ensure that they provide enough local care provision for those who need it, and, especially with care homes, stop accepting new developments that put pressure on the existing provider’s ability to survive, and also to ensure the providers can find enough people to employ.
But can they gain this control in a market that is 90% provided by the private sector, and where it is generally accepted that they are not paying enough to those companies to provide the care?
The reports are real page turners. Every local authority, listed alphabetically in their own region, have their own stories – in fact the reports are more like a compilation of short stories.
The best way to find out what is occurring in your area, and what is forecast to happen over the next 5 and 10 years is to buy the relevant report. A petty cash purchase for detailed management information.
Definitive Regional Handbooks Only £9