Caremark Bromley

Caremark is a home care provider offering domiciliary care, personal support, home help and companionship services.

Caremark (Bromley) Home Care

We are looking to recruit Full and Part Time Care and Support workers within Bromley and local surrounding areas, offering competitive rates of pay. At Caremark we believe in delivering person centred care, to those who wish to remain living independently in their own homes.

Who we support

We provide personal, social and domestic support to a wide range of customers including:

Older people
Adults requiring
Dementia Care
Those requiring end of life support
Adults with Learning Difficulties
Adults with Physical Disabilities

The services we offer vary and can be arranged according to your exact needs. As an example, we provide companionship, sitting services, full-time care (Live-in Care or overnight support), shopping, light domestic help and meal preparation.

We work with every Customer and their loved ones to develop an individual and personalised home care plan that suits their needs. This can be as much as a 24 hour intensive support, or simply from 30 minutes of personal care and support. We are confident in delivering a quality service to all our Customers.

Our fully Trained and Qualified Care and Support Staff:

All our Care and Support Workers are fully trained in-house by our specialist trainer to the minimum requirements set out by CQC.

We also invest in further specialist training for all our Care and Support Staff in:

Dementia Training
Administering Medication
End of Life Care
QCF Level's 2 & 3
Key Skills

We inspire and support continuing professional development with all our staff.

Our help is only a phone call away. . .

If you or your loved ones would like to speak to someone about care and support in your home, or maybe you are interested in working within home care please call Caremark on 01689 825 305.

Working with you to promote and encourage your independence.

We are a supporter of The Learning Disability Coalition - where organisations work together to ensure that there is enough public funding for people with a learning disability to have the same chances and choices as everyone else.