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The Alzheimer's Society wants England to set an 18-week target from referral to treatment for dementia, backed by experts. Social Care Minister Alison McGovern supports the report, saying dementia care has been “neglected for far too long.” Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham is waiting for formal recommendations before deciding on changes.
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