BelleVie Care visited the Homecare association's Future of Care Conference

BelleVie Care Founder and CEO, Trudie Fell, recently joined fellow care sector leaders at the Homecare Association's Future of Care Conference to discuss the opportunities and challenges shaping the future of homecare in the UK.

During the conference, Trudie spoke with M. Suhail Mirza for the latest episode of the Voices of Care podcast, sharing her perspectives on the future of care and the growing importance of supporting people to live well and independently in their own homes.

The episode brings together a range of influential voices from across the sector, including Dr Jane Townson OBE, CEO of the Homecare Association, Sharon Lowrie, CEO of employee-owned care provider Be Caring, and Raina Summerson, CEO of Agincare.

The conference focused on the future of homecare and its critical role within the UK's health and social care landscape. Opening the event, Dr Jane Townson OBE highlighted the sector's significance, stating:

"Homecare is not a peripheral part of the health and care system. It is essential national infrastructure."

This message resonated throughout the conference discussions, which explored how homecare providers, policymakers and care leaders can work together to meet increasing demand, improve outcomes and ensure more people can receive high-quality care where they most want to be — at home.

For BelleVie Care, the event provided an opportunity to contribute to important conversations about the future of care, innovation in service delivery and the role of purpose-led organisations in creating a better care experience for both those receiving care and those delivering it.

Watch the full Voices of Care podcast episode to hear Trudie and fellow sector leaders share their insights on the future of homecare below: