SIC 86900 · Other human health activities
Independence is the goal. Everything else is a means to it.
Our healthcare arm does two distinct jobs. Physiotherapy works on the underlying problem —
the shoulder, the knee, the balance, the strength lost during a hospital stay. Home care supports
everything around it: the washing, the medication, the meals, the company. Most people need one.
Some need both, and it helps when the two sides talk to each other.
Good support does not take tasks away from someone the moment they get difficult. It works out
which parts of getting up, getting dressed and getting out are still possible, keeps those in the
person's own hands, and quietly covers the rest.
That approach comes from our chief executive's background as a physiotherapist: assess, set a
realistic goal, and review it honestly. Families get a written plan and a named contact rather than
a rota of strangers.
Where we work
- Rehabilitation after surgery, injury or a hospital stay
- Back, neck, shoulder and joint pain
- Reduced mobility, balance problems and falls risk
- Support at home for older adults
- Long-term conditions needing routine support
- Respite so family carers get a break
- Staffing cover for care providers
Regulatory notes for the client, to confirm before this page goes live: Home care — personal care in England is a regulated activity and CQC registration must be in place before it is advertised or delivered. Physiotherapy — "physiotherapist" is a protected title; anyone using it must hold current HCPC registration, and the service should carry clinical indemnity insurance.
