Your HealthInvestor Awards 2023 entry
February 27, 2023 11:11 amHome Care Preferred are delighted to be finalists in Domiciliary Care Provider of the Year category at this year’s HealthInvestor Awards.
Home Care Preferred are delighted to be finalists in Domiciliary Care Provider of the Year category at this year’s HealthInvestor Awards.
The company were delighted to learn in early January 2023 that they are finalists in the prestigious Home Care Awards. Founder Ken Waterhouse commented “This is a great boost for all the team in all three branches. My colleagues deserve all the recognition possible for the work they do to make sure our clients receive the best support possible. Our thanks to the Home Care Awards body for this accolade.”
Home Care Preferred are delighted to be finalists for five awards in the Great British Care Awards. Judging days are in October and the winners will be announced at Gala Dinner events on 18th & 19th November 2022. The finalists would like to thank the award body and the entire Home Care Preferred team for their dedication and hard work. Finalists and categories are: Shir-li Lim (Care Manager at Home Care Preferred, Barnet) – The Home Care Registered Manager Award, London Region Nikki Barnes (Care Manager at Home Care Preferred, Devon) – The Social Care Covid Hero Award, South-West Region Andrina Andriukaityte (Support Assistant at Home Care Preferred, Devon) – The Social Care Covid Hero Award, South-West Region Ken Waterhouse...
Home Care Preferred has won a second award in the space of one month. Global Health & Pharma announced on 15th July 2021 that Home Care Preferred was awarded Best UK Care Agency 2021. As in previous years Global Health & Pharma has endeavoured to ensure that only the most deserving are recognised. All nominees were judged on their merits with assessment centred around an extensive evaluation of skills and services on offer. Global Health & Pharma’s merit driven approach has brought much commendation throughout its use and allows their team to identify those most dedicated to demonstrating expertise and an unwavering commitment to excellence within their field. Home Care Preferred would like to thank GHP for the award and...
Home Care Preferred has been awarded with a High Commendation, in the Best Independent Home Care Provider Category, in the 2021 Home Care Awards.
The area has many people requiring good quality care at home. Faye Maurer has been appointed as the registered care manager. For more information please call 020 8004 1603.
Following a difficult 12 months for the care sector all the team are delighted to receive this news. The 2021 award ceremony will take place on-line on March 19th 2021.
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