The North London home care provider has been rated Inadequate by the CQC over multiple regulatory breaches.
A third of hospital patients classed as ‘frail’ are not receiving the support they need to access care at home, according to a CQC survey.
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Research from the CQC reveals that the proportion of deaths in adult social care settings due to COVID-19 was higher for black and Asian people.
The home care business was found to have been operating since March 2015 without registering with the Care Quality Commission.
The Independent Care Group has written to the CQC, urging the regulator to waive or reimburse CQC registration fees during the outbreak.
The new report from the CQC lays bare the impact of COVID-19 on domiciliary care providers and their staff across England.
Over 3,000 deaths were reported to CQC among home care service users in the past month, compared with just under 1,200 in same period over previous years.
Kate Terroni, Chief Inspector of Adult Social Care, explains the regulator's role in supporting social care providers during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Those who test negative for coronavirus will be able to return to work and help relieve the pressures that adult social care services are facing
The regulator wants to understand the impact of COVID-19 on the people providers care for, their workforce and their ability to deliver services.