A 21st-century health and social care crisis In 2019 it was recorded that 57 million people across the globe are living with dementia. A recent study suggests that 153 million people with suffering from the disease by 2050. Dementia is…
Download your Jubilee activity pack! To help care organisations celebrate HM The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee this year, Care Control Systems has created an activity pack filled with ideas for the perfect Jubilee party! Click the link below to download! Jubilee…
It's National Epilepsy Week and here at Care Control, we wanted to highlight how our software can help monitor seizures. Epilepsy is not just one condition, but a group of many different 'epilepsies' with one thing in common: a tendency…
Managing payrolls and labour costs can be a demanding, arduous task. It can take a lot of time and work. Payroll software for care homes is an absolute necessity. It makes it much easier to stay on top of managing…
What is the personal outcomes approach? A personal outcomes approach means acknowledging an individual's strengths and working towards establishing a shared sense of purpose to which everyone can contribute. By responding to the priorities and goals which matter most to…
It's Mental Health Awareness Week and this year's theme is loneliness. Loneliness affects many of us at one time or another. We know that loneliness can be both the driver for and a product of poor mental health. Our society is…
Care Control allows residents and loved ones to stay in touch and share memories Care Control 'Friends and Family' app has become one of the most used parts of our care planning software. During the Covid19 crisis the app kept…
Care Control is pleased to welcome our new Head of Customer Service, Amanda Hubbard. Here at Care Control, we believe that providing excellent customer service and support is just as important as our care planning software. For this reason, we…
The care sector is a challenging and tough place to work and it’s also well known that there is a higher than average level of stress than most other sectors.
The Health and Social Care Secretary said the £150m the government was investing in social care was not a “nice to have” but an “absolute necessity”.
