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TOP 20 LARGE CARE HOME GROUPS

Latest published edition. Social Media Power List 2024, captured September 2024. Live tracking is not running yet.
  1. 1Barchester Healthcare254 homes276,678=
  2. 2Care UK161 homes252,507New
  3. 3Anchor122 homes229,997▼ 1
  4. 4Avery Healthcare Group98 homes137,871▼ 1
  5. 5Excelcare Holdings30 homes77,837=
  6. 6Ideal Carehomes36 homes77,379▲ 2
  7. 7Hallmark Care Homes22 homes71,796▼ 3
  8. 8Kingsley Healthcare Group33 homes67,833▼ 1
  9. 9MHA80 homes63,153▼ 3
  10. 10Aria Care50 homes55,459New
  11. 11Country Court47 homes51,861▼ 1
  12. 12Caring Homes20 homes50,498▼ 1
  13. 13The Orders of St John Care Trust69 homes47,805▼ 1
  14. 14Runwood Homes62 homes44,083▼ 1
  15. 15Hamberley Care Homes20 homes31,591New
  16. 16Greensleeves Care28 homes30,791▼ 2
  17. 17Cinnamon Care Collection21 homes24,789▼ 2
  18. 18Sanctuary Care89 homes19,225▼ 2
  19. 19Somerset Care21 homes17,108New
  20. 20Colten Care21 homes7,220=

Positions are recomputed from the totals. The printed edition listed positions 11 to 14 out of order. Movement compares with the 2023 large list, where a group appeared in it.

INTERACTIVE CHARTS

THE BAND, CHARTED

Followers by group

Each bar is a group's followers on its own accounts and its homes' accounts, split by platform. Figures as of September 2024.

Bars start at zero. Hide a platform with the buttons above the chart; the axis does not rescale.

Platform share across editions

Each column shows how the combined following of the list split between the five platforms in that edition.

The y axis runs from 0 to 100 per cent. The editions rank different groups, so a change in share can come from a change in the list as well as a change in behaviour. Hiding a platform re-scales the remaining shares to 100 per cent.

Rank movement between editions

Groups that appeared in two or more editions of this list. Rank 1 is at the top. A line breaks where a group was not ranked in an edition.

Time runs left to right on a true date axis, so uneven gaps between editions show as uneven gaps. Where a year has two versions, only the later one is plotted.