Four Seasons Health Care and UK Social Care
Former Finance Director, Bupa Care Services and Bupa UK
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Why is this interview interesting?
- Lay out the structural changes in the UK social care industry over the last decade.
- Explain the core challenges for the Government regulating UK social care.
- How do you view the social responsibility of private care home owners?
- What potential solutions would you propose as Chair of the CQC?
Four Seasons Health Care and UK Social Care(November 7, 2019)
Keith Moore
Former Finance Director, Bupa Care Services and Bupa UK
Keith is a qualified accountant with 15 years experience working at Bupa, one of the largest care home providers in the UK. He worked as General Manager and Finance Director for Bupa’s Healthcare Professional business before moving to Bupa’s care home unit as Development Manager where he led M&A and policy. Keith then moved to Finance Director of Bupa Care Services where he led a $1.2bn AUD acquisition and integration of Australian and New Zealand elderly care assets and was a strategic lead for over 300 care homes in the UK. Keith has vast experience engaging with the Government, Department of Health and various policymakers to discuss and implement regulatory frameworks for UK social care.
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