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Care & Dementia 2027

B2B & B2CIn-personNational draw
📅 23 March 2027 – 24 March 🏛️ National Exhibition Centre 📍 Birmingham, GB ↗ 🏢 ROAR B2B 🔁 annual

Care & Dementia is a specialized B2B trade zone inside Naidex, created through the merger of UK Care Week and The Alzheimer’s & Dementia Show. It serves social care providers, clinical specialists, regulators, and local authorities with digital solutions and training for professional care delivery.

Exhibitor mix: Themed event zone nested inside Naidex, alongside Naidex Junior, Business Without Barriers, and Neuro Rehab zones.

Elderly CareHealthcare Services dementiaalzheimer'ssocial caredigital healthcaregivingclinical training

Care & Dementia is held annually. This page tracks the next confirmed edition — Care & Dementia 2028 dates will be added here once announced.

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Venue

National Exhibition Centre

Exhibition centre · 182,000 m² · 18 halls

The National Exhibition Centre (NEC) is the UK's largest exhibition venue, located in Birmingham. Set across a sprawling site, it features 18 interconnected halls, a versatile arena, and substantial outdoor space, hosting major B2B trade shows, consumer events, and conferences.

📍 National Exhibition Centre, Birmingham, B40 1NT, United Kingdom

Operated by NEC Group

124 events tracked at this venue → Venue website ↗

Organizer

ROAR B2B

PE-backed · London, United Kingdom · Founded 2019

Roar B2B organizes sector-specific trade exhibitions and media platforms across environmental services, healthcare, and tech.

Runs 16 events → LinkedIn ↗

Why people attend

To source advanced products, assistive technology, and digital software for social care facilities, complete CPD-accredited training, and engage directly with Care Quality Commission (CQC) inspectors.

Who attends

Care providershealth and social care professionalsdementia specialistsregulatorsfrontline care teamsfamily carersand members of the general public.

Exhibitor categories

Smart Monitoring and WearablesSymbol-supported Communication ToolsDignified Clothing ProtectorsCircadian Smart LightingSpecialized Nutrition and Snacks

Sample matches

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Sample Match A

example.com

91 — High
Enterprise SaaS200–500 employeesAmsterdam, NL

"Strong ICP match: Series B, EU expansion, VP Engineering and CTO attending."

Sample Match B

example.io

79 — Medium
Cloud platform50–200 employeesLondon, UK

"Mid-stage SaaS with active GTM motion; product-led growth signals align with ICP."

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Frequently asked questions

When is Care & Dementia?+
Care & Dementia takes place on 23 March 2027 to 24 March 2027.
Where is Care & Dementia held?+
Care & Dementia is held at National Exhibition Centre, Birmingham, GB.
Who organises Care & Dementia?+
Care & Dementia is organised by ROAR B2B.
How often is Care & Dementia held?+
Care & Dementia is held annual.

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