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Carewatch Care Services - Care Services For People In Their Own Homes & Communities
Telephone:
01473 216112
Our People - Carewatch Ipswich
Providing you with a quality home care service is our priority. Carewatch Care Services only employs care staff who are capable, honest and friendly.
Before a care worker provides you with care in your home, rigorous checks are made on their qualifications and past experience. If these are satisfactory, we instruct Care Workers to attend a 3-day care worker induction training course and thereafter, we provide them with regular training updates.
To give you complete reassurance, Carewatch Care Services has implemented specific quality standards covering wider issues such as supervision of Care Workers, keeping records of the care you receive and communication.
As a franchise, our clients benefit from the committed, experienced and personal attention of the key people who run Carewatch (Ipswich ), Elaine Grace Jan Warawi and Tracey Rudd.
Elaine Grace
Elaine has experience of working with disabled children and adults. She also has management experience in a number of different industries. Having lived in Suffolk
Jan Warawi
Jan first started working in care almost 30 years ago and has been in management for the past 12 years. Jan's experience spans domiciliary care, care/nursing homes and district nursing, where hse has experience both as a worker and as a manager. Jan has achieved her Registered Managers Award in Care and is a certified manual handling trainer and risk assessor, she has also achieved her NVQ Assessors Award.
Tracey Rudd
Tracey undertook her Registered Nursing training at the Ipswich Hospital in 1984 and worked as a Staff Nurse in a number of departments before moving into occupational health nursing working at Crane Fluid Systems and Willis Insurance Company as their Occupational Health Adviser. Tracey has since had extensive experience in the voluntary sector, initially with The Stroke Association as a Co-ordinator of Services to those with residual speech and communication difficulties and later as Assistant Regional Manager. Tracey has more recently managed services for the Suffolk Befriending Scheme, a charity for adults with learning disabilities.
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