Prime Minister Andy Burnham is set to hold a cross-party meeting to discuss how to address a crisis in adult social care. The meeting is expected to bring together political parties to consider steps to tackle existing pressures on services. Casey is quoted as saying dementia is a “hidden problem,” drawing attention to how people affected by the condition can be overlooked within wider care planning and support systems. The reporting frames the issue as part of broader concerns about adult social care, including the adequacy and accessibility of support for vulnerable adults. Both accounts link Casey’s comments to the planned political talks, suggesting dementia care and recognition of need will be part of the discussion around improving adult social care. The sources do not provide further detail on specific proposals, timelines, or attendees beyond the cross-party nature of the meeting.