UK Domiciliary Care Market Development : Market Research Report

UK Domiciliary Care Market Development

Published by: Market and Business Development

Published: Feb. 1, 2009 - 120 Pages

1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
2. INTRODUCTION: 2.1 Definitions; 2.2 Methodology; 2.3 Abbreviations; 2.4 Market Positioning; 2.5 UK Economy; 2.6 Market Factors
3. MARKET SIZE AND TRENDS: 3.1 Chapter Summary; 3.2 Market Size; 3.3 Market Segmentation; 3.4 Market Trends
4. REGIONAL ANALYSIS: 4.1 Chapter Summary; 4.2 England; 4.3 Scotland; 4.4 Wales; 4.5 Northern Ireland
5. INDUSTRY STRUCTURE: 5.1 Chapter Summary; 5.2 Industry Development; 5.3 Company Profiles
6. FORECAST: 6.1 Chapter Summary; 6.2 Market Size; 6.3 Market Segmentation
7. FURTHER SOURCES & CONTACTS: 7.1 Trade Associations & Organisations; 7.2 Trade Magazines; 7.3 Trade Exhibitions
List of Tables: 1: UK Market for Domiciliary Care, 2004-2008; 2: UK Commercial Market for Domiciliary Care, 2004-2008; 3: Segmentation of the UK Market Domiciliary Care, by Type of Purchaser, 2004-2008; 4: Segmentation of Local Authority Expenditure on Domiciliary Care in the UK, by Type, 2004-2008; 5: Segmentation of Local Authority Expenditure on Domiciliary Care in the UK, by Client Type, 2008; 6: Average Number of Contact Hours of Domiciliary Care Provided in England, by Service Provider, 1997-2007; 7: District Nursing Care in England, 2000-2004; 8: Health Visitor and District Nursing Care in Scotland, 1997-2000; 9: Segmentation of NHS Expenditure on Domiciliary Care, by Sector, 2004-2008; 10: Segmentation of Private Expenditure on Domiciliary Care in the UK, by Type, 2004-2008; 11: Informal Care Received by Relationship to Care Provider in England, 2006/2007; 12: The UK Market for Informal Domiciliary Care, 2004-2008; 13: The Elderly Population of the UK, by Age Group, 2003-2076; 14: Types of Help Given to Main Person Cared For, By Whether that Person Lived in the Carer’s Household, 2000; 15: Sources of Help for People Aged 60 and Over Who Have Difficulty With Daily Activities or Mobility in England, by Age, 2002/2003; 16: Analysis of Households Receiving Home Help and Home Care in the North East of England, by Authority, 2003-2007; 17: Analysis of Local Authority Domiciliary Care Services in the North East of England, by Authority, 2007; 18: Analysis of Intensity of Local Authority Domiciliary Care Services in the North East of England, by Authority, 2007; 19: Analysis of Intensity of Independent Domiciliary Care Services in the North East of England, by Authority, 2007; 20: Analysis of Households Receiving Home Help and Home Care in the North West of England, by Authority, 2003-2007; 21: Analysis of Local Authority Domiciliary Care Services in the North West of England, byAuthority, 2007; 22: Analysis of Intensity of Local Authority Domiciliary Care Services in the North West of England, by Authority, 2007; 23: Analysis of Intensity of Independent Domiciliary Care Services in the North West of England, by Authority, 2007; 24: Analysis of Households Receiving Home Help and Home Care in Yorkshire & Humberside, by Authority, 2003-2007; 25: Analysis of Local Authority Domiciliary Care Services in Yorkshire & Humberside, by Authority, 2007; 26: Analysis of Intensity of Local Authority Domiciliary Care Services in Yorkshire & Humberside, by Authority, 2007; 27: Analysis of Intensity of Independent Domiciliary Care Services in Yorkshire & Humberside, by Authority, 2007; 28: Analysis of Households Receiving Home Help and Home Care in the East Midlands, by Authority, 2003-2007; 29: Analysis of Local Authority Domiciliary Care Services in the East Midlands, by Authority, 2007; 30: Analysis of Intensity of Local Authority Domiciliary Care Services in the East Midlands, by Authority, 2007; 31: Analysis of Intensity of Independent Domiciliary Care Services in the East Midlands, by Authority, 2007; 32: Analysis of Households Receiving Home Help and Home Care in the West Midlands, by Authority, 2003-2007; 33: Analysis of Local Authority Domiciliary Care Services in the West Midlands, by Authority, 2007; 34: Analysis of Intensity of Local Authority Domiciliary Care Services in the West Midlands, by Authority, 2006; 35: Analysis of Intensity of Independent Domiciliary Care Services in the West Midlands, by Authority, 2007; 36: Analysis of Households Receiving Home Help and Home Care in the South West of England, by Authority, 2003-2007; 37: Analysis of Local Authority Domiciliary Care Services in the South West of England, by Authority, 2007; 38: Analysis of Intensity of Local Authority Domiciliary Care Services in the South West of England, by Authority, 2007; 39: Analysis of Intensity of Independent Domiciliary Care Services in the South West of England, by Authority, 2007; 40: Analysis of Households Receiving Home Help and Home Care in Eastern England, by Authority, 2003-2007; 41: Analysis of Local Authority Domiciliary Care Services in Eastern England, by Authority, 2007; 42: Analysis of Intensity of Local Authority Domiciliary Care Services in Eastern England, by Authority, 2007; 43: Analysis of Intensity of Independent Domiciliary Care Services in Eastern England, by Authority, 2007; 44: Analysis of Households Receiving Home Help and Home Care in London, by Authority, 2003-2007; 45: Analysis of Local Authority Domiciliary Care Services in London, by Authority, 2007; 46: Analysis of Intensity of Local Authority Domiciliary Care Services in London, by Authority, 2007; 47: Analysis of Intensity of Independent Domiciliary Care Services in London, by Authority, 2007; 48: Analysis of Households Receiving Home Help and Home Care in the South East of England, by Authority, 2003-2007; 49: Analysis of Local Authority Domiciliary Care Services in the South East of England, by Authority, 2007; 50: Analysis of Intensity of Local Authority Domiciliary Care Services in the South East of England, by Authority, 2007; 51: Analysis of Intensity of Independent Domiciliary Care Services in the South East of England, by Authority, 2007; 52: Provision of Domiciliary Care Services in Scotland, by Type, 2004-2008; 53: Analysis of Domiciliary Care Services in Scotland, by Authority and Hours Provided by Local Authorities, 2008; 54: Provision of Local Authority Day and Domiciliary Care Services in Wales, by Volume, 2006; 55: Provision of Domiciliary Care Services in Northern Ireland, by HSS Trust, April 2007; 56: Financial Analysis of Allied Healthcare Group 2003-2007; 57: Key Financial Ratios for Allied HealthCare Group, 2003-2007; 58: Financial Analysis of Anchor Trust, 2004-2008; 59: Divisional Analysis of Anchor Trust, by Sector, 2007-2008; 60: Key Financial Ratios for Anchor Trust, 2004-2008; 61: Financial Analysis of Chrysalis Community Care Group, 2003-2007; 62: Key Financial Ratios for Chrysalis Community Care Group, 2003-2007; 63: Financial Analysis of BUPA, 2003-2007; 64: Divisional Analysis of BUPA, 2006 and 2007; 65: Key Financial Ratios for BUPA, 2003-2007; 66: Financial Analysis of Care UK, 2004-2008; 67: Key Financial Ratios for Care UK, 2004-2008; 68: Financial Analysis of Careforce Group, 2005-2007; 69: Key Financial Ratios for Careforce Group, 2005-2007; 70: Financial Analysis of Clinovia, 2003-2007; 71: Key Financial Ratios for Clinovia, 2003-2007; 72: Financial Analysis of Nestor Healthcare Group, 2003-2007; 73: Key Financial Ratios for Nestor Healthcare Group, 2003-2007; 74: Financial Analysis of Claimar Care Group, 2006 and 2007; 75: Key Financial Ratios for Claimar Care Group, 2006 and 2007; 76: Forecast Population in the UK, 2008-2046; 77: Forecast UK Market for Domiciliary Care, 2009-2013; 78: Forecast UK Commercial Market for Domiciliary Care, 2009-2013; 79: Forecast Segmentation of the UK Market for Domiciliary Care, by Type, 2009-2013
List of Diagrams: 1: UK Market for Domiciliary Care, 2004-2008

Abstract

The MBD UK domiciliary care market research report covers a broad range of healthcare services provided in the home, from home help services through to high-tech healthcare provision. Much of the market involves services to the elderly, but also includes long-term illnesses and disabilities as well as recent dismissals from hospital. Coverage includes community health care, day centres, home care, local authority care, meal services, nursing, occupational therapy, private care, social alarms, telecare, and voluntary care. Also analysed is local authority expenditure, NHS expenditure, high tech domiciliary care, private expenditure, informal care and unofficial carers. It can be seen within the report that the ageing of the population and the desire amongst the elderly to retain the independence of remaining in their own homes will encourage market growth.

An overview of a number of industry players is also provided, including a five year financial analysis as well as a set of key financial ratios. The report does not attempt to provide a comprehensive list of the leading companies, but reviews a representative sample of the different types of companies operating in the sector in order to provide benchmarking opportunities of relevance to a variety of readers.

This quarterly updated study includes data on local authority provision, private purchase and community health services.

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UK Domiciliary Care Market Development

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