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  1. NHS continuing healthcare

    NHS continuing healthcare is a free package of care for people who have significant ongoing healthcare needs. It is arranged and funded by the NHS.

  2. Types of care home

    Care homes vary depending on the level of care provided. They range from nursing homes to homes for sufferers of dementia. Find out more from Age UK.

  3. Using the NHS COVID Pass

    A handy summary of what the NHS COVID Pass does, how to use it, and work to look out for.

  4. Social care and coronavirus

    With the NHS being promised everything it needs to fight coronavirus (COVID-19), Caroline Abraham wonders whether social care will get a look in too.

  5. What the NHS 10 Year Plan means for older people

    The Age UK Health Influencing team discusses the impact of the NHS 10 Year Plan on older people's health and care.

  6. Frailty and the NHS Long Term Plan

    The NHS Long Term Plan on frailty outlines several important changes to the way the NHS should work to support patients and their carers. Read more at Age UK.

  7. How the NHS recovers from coronavirus

    Age UK's Senior Health Influencing Manager explores the ways in which the NHS needs to respond to the COVID-19 crisis.

  8. Complaining about NHS services and hospitals

    You have the right to expect good quality services from the NHS. Find information about making an NHS complaint and what to include from Age UK.

  9. State of Health and Care of Older People in England 2024

    report finds older people are struggling due to insufficient access to high quality NHS treatment, as well as social care, and that the system is under-prepared for population ageing.

  10. What standards you should expect from NHS services

    Your rights and responsibilities as a patient are set out in the NHS Constitution. You have the right to complain. Find out more about your rights at Age UK.

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