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	Older People Care for men and women over 65 with general problems of old age but without a specific care requirement. >> more
	Dementia Care for people over 65 with a range of syptoms connected to the loss of brain function. Symptoms like memory loss, lack of problem solving ability, and confusion. Dementia can be caused as an after effect of a medical problem or by a serious mental illness like Alzheimer's disease. >> more
	Mental Disorder Care for men and women over 65 with schizophrenia, paranoid or delusional disorder, manic episodes or manic depression, bipolar disorder, major depression, antisocial personality, obsessive-compulsive personality, or any other severe personality disorder. >> more
	Learning Disability Care for people over 65 with autism, autistic spectrum disorder, aspergers syndrome or severe challenging behaviour. >> more
	Physical Disability Care for men and women over 65 with a congenital physical disability or disability caused by accident or disease. >> more
	Sensory Impairment Care for people over 65 with visual and/or hearing impairment, deaf, blind and deafblind. >> more
	Alcohol Abuse Care for men and women over 65 with problems caused by current or previous alcohol abuse. >> more
	Substance Abuse Care for men and women over 65 with problems caused by current or previous drug or solvent abuse. >> more
Categories Care homes have to register the categories of care they provide. They can offer more than one category but have to show that they are providing enough appropriately qualified and experienced staff for each category. Some homes specialise in care within a single category, others may provide care for a range of categories. For each category the home will be registered for a maximum number of places - up to the maximum number of places the home is registered to provide overall. For example: A home with 20 registered places may provide 20 places in the "Older Person" category (men and women over 65 with general problems of old age) - and also provide 10 places in the "Physical Disability, Over 65" category. This doesn't mean that they can take 30 residents - they can take up to 20 residents, 10 of whom can have physical disabilities. Click here for more about categories