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CARE FOR THE ELDERLY CONTINUES TO BE AN AGE-OLD PROBLEM - Express.co.uk

Posted by Elderly Care Expert | elderly care | Sunday 22 January 2012 1:01 am

CARE FOR THE ELDERLY CONTINUES TO BE AN AGE-OLD PROBLEM Express.co.uk MR DILNOT'S admirable aim is to take the fear out of paying for elderly care. He stops short of saying that the Government should take on all of that responsibility, but he suggests there should be a cap on costs to the individual at between £25000 and … and more »

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