Qualified to care for you
Experience exceptional quality support with No Place Like Home
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We are committed to delivering a service of the highest quality to our clients. All of our staff receive on-going professional and personal development to ensure top performance and have enhanced security clearance. We welcome external scrutiny of our service through inspection and our Advisory Board.
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Care Quality Commission Inspected and Rated
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No Place Like Home is registered and regularly inspected by Care Quality Commission (CQC) to ensure that all aspects of our service comply with the Health and Social Care Act (Regulated Activities) 2014 Part 3 Fundamental Standards, and CQC (Registration) Regulations 2009. We are currently rated Overall Outstanding by CQC at our last inspection in April 2019. Fewer than 1% of providers operating in the health and social care sector nationally currently enjoy this top rating.
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As an important part of ensuring that No Place Like Home is a well-led organisation, from the outset we established an Independent Advisory Board to act as a sounding board and to champion innovation and ongoing service development. Our Board members have an impressive combination of financial, legal and elderly care knowledge and experience.
Rigorous Selection Process
We invest time and money in ensuring that we recruit only the highest calibre Personal Assistants. Following initial interview, candidates complete a custom-built personality profile based on the behaviours and competencies related to their role. This profile also contributes to our initial training needs analysis in terms of identifying areas for future learning and development.

Care Quality Commission's Five Key Questions
CQC inspectors use their professional judgement, supported by objective measures and evidence, to assess services against five key questions:
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Are they safe?
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Are they effective?
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Are they caring?
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Are they responsive to people’s needs
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Are they well-led?
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Under each key question, there are a number of Quality Statements.
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Quality statements are the commitments that providers, commissioners and system leaders should live up to. Expressed as ‘we statements’, they show what is needed to deliver high-quality, person-centred care.
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