Care Show London preview
self-funded clients through strategic marketing and sales.
n Technology theatre - what’s happening internationally? How social care across the globe is using technology to improve outcomes.
n Catering, hydration and nutrition theatre - cognition-supporting Vitamin B12 needs our attention: how to incorporate more into meals with ease.
n IHSCM leadership theatre - how to build an effective team.
n Care providers’ voice masterclasses - what will the care workforce look like in 2030?
Speakers include respected voices from across the sector such as Majesticare chief executive Angela Boxall (CEO,) Care Quality Commission adult social care and integrated care chief inspector Chris Badger, Avante Care & Support director of people & organisational development Veronica Anthony-David, Anchor Hanover chief executive Rob Martin, Homecare Association chief executive Dr Jane Townson, Walfinch chief executive Amrit Dhaliwal, Nectar HR founder and director Sonia Rai, Hallmark Care Homes Aneurin Brown, Crystal Care Homes chief of staff Katy Hague and Oakland Care Group chief executive Kevin Humphrys. They will take the stage alongside many
more care leaders and experts sharing their experiences and insights.
Top suppliers Alongside the dedicated conference programme, Care Show London hosts over 200 top suppliers from across the sector, offering a wide range of products and solutions to help improve your care business. From catering supplies to software providers, you’re sure to find an exhibitor with what you’re looking for.
The conference programme covers key challenges within the sector
Networking With so much happening at the show, don’t forget to make time to connect with sector peers. With over 3,750 care professionals expected to attend, Care Show London provides a fantastic opportunity to meet like-minded professionals who understand the challenges facing the sector and share a commitment to improving care. Visitors can start conversations and
connect with colleagues in several dedicated spaces across the show floor, including the apetito VIP Lounge, the Homecare Association Lounge, and the Social Care Nursing Lounge. These relaxed environments offer the perfect setting to catch up with fellow providers, exchange ideas and build valuable relationships. Whether through informal conversations
on the exhibition floor or more structured networking opportunities, the show offers
countless ways to engage with the wider care community. And for the first time ever at Care Show
London 2026, a dedicated networking evening will also take place on 29 April from 5pm at the Waterfront Street Kitchen & Bar. This will be a great opportunity for senior decision-makers to unwind and connect after a day of insightful discussions on the show floor.
Beyond the conference: What else is happening at Care Show London Beyond the conference programme and exhibition floor, Care Show London 2026 offers a variety of interactive features designed to bring the sector together. Visitors will have the opportunity to
‘Meet the inspector’, where they can speak directly with CQC inspectors on the Care Quality Commission stand. These relaxed, face-to-face conversations offer the chance to ask questions, gain practical insight and better understand what excellence looks like during inspections. Attendees can also visit the Care
providers’ voice masterclasses, featuring interactive workshops designed to deliver practical advice and valuable resources for care professionals. Topics range from bid writing, business viability and workforce recruitment to employment rights, digital safety and preparing for CQC inspections. Acuity Law’s specialist healthcare team
will also be present at Care Show London, bringing expertise across regulatory, commercial, employment and operational
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