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Providing care is a shareholder’s dream – and that’s what needs to change
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The Prime Minister’s goal is to provide care that is free at the point of need, much like the NHS.
Burnham has long toyed with setting up a National Care Service, mirroring the NHS.
But this form of social care treats us as rather passive subjects of the central state.
In social care, a whopping 85 per cent of care homes are now operated and owned to make a profit.
In many aspects of our lives, the market can efficiently provide good service at reasonable cost, but not in social care.