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National bodies & regulators
UK funding programme

Better Care Fund

The Better Care Fund pools NHS and local government funding to join up health and social care, reduce avoidable admissions and support people to live independently.

Who it serves

People who benefit from integrated health and social care, especially older and disabled adults.

Key points

What providers should know about Better Care Fund.

Pools NHS and local government budgets.
Focuses on integration and reducing avoidable admissions.
Supports discharge and reablement.
Requires joint planning and reporting.
How CareFocusIQ helps

Supporting Better Care Fund providers

Coordinate care across health and social care partners.

Support discharge, reablement and intermediate care pathways.

Organise joint reporting and outcome evidence.

Track integration outcomes across the system.

Where Better Care Fund connects

Sectors, bodies & frameworks

The care sectors, national bodies and regulatory frameworks most connected to Better Care Fund. Applicability varies by provider type, programme and UK nation.

National bodies

Regulatory frameworks

  • HSCA β€” The core regulations underpinning CQC registration and the fundamental standards.
  • Care Act β€” The legal framework for adult social care, assessment and safeguarding in England.

Funding and delivery differ across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. CareFocusIQ is designed to reflect the regulators, funding routes and standards of each UK nation. Explore the nations & regions directory for nation-level intelligence.

One platform, from national programme to the front line

CareFocusIQ connects national bodies, funding programmes, nations and sectors into a single intelligent platform for UK care.

CareFocusIQ provides technology and intelligence to support care operations and compliance. It is not a medical device and does not provide legal advice. Regulatory requirements vary by provider type, service and UK nation, and remain the responsibility of each provider.