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• While fewer domiciliary care users have died than care home residents, in proportional terms the increase in deaths has been higher in domiciliary care than care homes (225% compared with 208%). Domiciliary care users continue to die at a higher rate than has been reported in previous years. Many of these additional deaths have not been linked explicitly to COVID-19. It is unclear whether these additional deaths are due to the indirect impacts of the pandemic or as a result of undiagnosed cases.

Adult social care and COVID-19. Assessing the impact on social care users and staff in England so far