Bluebird Care, a specialist in domiciliary care services, has chosen Quality Compliance Systems (QCS), to deliver content, guidance, policies and procedures to all its home care businesses in the Republic of Ireland.
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Scottish Care, which represents over 400 private, not for profit and charitable social care providers in Scotland, has awarded Quality Compliance Systems (QCS) with Gold Tier Preferred Supplier status.
After conducting an anonymous survey, Carefound Home Care found that feedback from clients and their families was at an all-time high.
This award follows the network’s annual anonymised CareGiver Satisfaction Survey results, administered by the independent research company, WorkBuzz.
The home care company has also secured places in The North West’s 100 Best Companies to Work For and The UK’s 100 Best Small Companies to Work For.
The new home care business, based in York, started the registration process in October, but this was delayed due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Parkinson’s disease can cause the client to experience changes to his mood, but through music, a live-in carer has been able to lift his spirits.
Employees from Bluebird Care and Wakefield & Kirklees joined the Olympian in volunteering their time to pick litter in the local community.
Two branches are working with a local taxi driver to ensure that live-in care assistants and their clients are kept safe from the risks associated with COVID-19.
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