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Private care home investors a risk to public sector, regulator says

Private companies are taking over care homes in England, now owning 26% more facilities. This trend raises fears of higher costs and reduced care quality, as nearly one-third of home care services cater to very few clients. CQC chief inspec...

BBC News· Oct 23, 2026 · 4:51 PM · 4 views

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Private companies are taking over care homes in England, now owning 26% more facilities. This trend raises fears of higher costs and reduced care quality, as nearly one-third of home care services cater to very few clients. CQC chief inspector Chris Badger emphasizes the need for a clearer vision focused on the well-being of individuals.

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