Elder's proprietary research and guides
Elder is committed to driving transparency and improvement in elderly care through independent, proprietary research. We regularly commission original studies to uncover the most pressing challenges facing seniors and their families across the UK. Our findings are frequently cited by media and government bodies, reinforcing our mission to provide informed, high-quality care solutions.
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Care can begin in as little as 24 hours
Across Great Britain
We have organised care in every GB postcode
Cost efficient
Costs on average 35% less than traditional services
Share your biggest winter concerns in our latest study
We are currently collecting responses for Elder’s Winter Concerns Survey 2025. Your input is vital: we are asking the public: 'What is your biggest concern this winter for your elderly loved one?'
The aggregated data will form the basis of a major national report, used to inform media, policymakers, and industry bodies about the urgent need for support and resources this winter.
Participation is quick, anonymous, and essential to driving change.
Future research and reports
Elder is dedicated to continuously tracking and reporting on the evolving needs of the elderly community.
This hub will host our full archive of annual studies, guides and data releases. Look out for upcoming reports designed to provide definitive elderly care statistics on topics such as:
- Hospital discharge care guide
- Insights into dementia care with an admiral nurse
- The UK Autumn Budget - what it means for social care.
Learn more about our care options
Our research consistently highlights the need for immediate, high-quality care to mitigate the risks of cold weather, hospital discharge delays, and isolation. See how Elder can help your loved one:
Live-in care
Long-term 24-hour support
- A carer lives in the home to provide round-the-clock support
- Suitable for people living with conditions like dementia, reduced mobility, etc.
- For long-term care needs
Respite care
Temporary 24-hour support
- A carer moves in for a few days to provide round-the-clock support
- Suitable to cover for a main caregiver or for a temporary increase in care needs
- Minimum duration of 3 days
Visiting care
Flexible home visits
- Book as many hours as you need for help in the comfort of your home
- Support with everyday tasks like grooming, walks, cooking, etc.
- From as little as 1 hour per week