Verve Homecare Ltd
02072 230 000
(Enquiries)
Registered Office: Exchange Tower, 1 Harbour Exchange Square, London, E14 9GE
About Us
Verve Homecare is a nursing-led provider specialising in complex care, community healthcare, supported living, mental health and learning disability services.
The organisation is committed to delivering compassionate, safe and high-quality care with professionalism, accountability and a clear focus on the needs of the people it supports. This commitment is reflected in the statement:
“No one cares more.”
The organisation considers that people receiving care within their homes and communities should receive consistently safe, compassionate and high-quality support that promotes independence, dignity, wellbeing and positive outcomes.
The organisation is committed to developing appropriately trained and competent teams who share its values and support the delivery of safe, effective, caring, responsive and well-led care.
Aims and Objectives:
Verve Homecare Ltd aim to deliver safe, responsive, effective, caring and well-led care at home and within the community, with a particular focus on complex care for adults, young people and children.
The service supports people with disabilities, complex and physical healthcare needs, mental health needs, learning disabilities and other assessed care and support requirements to live as independently and safely as possible within their own homes or supported living environments.
Our objectives are to:
• Deliver safe, compassionate and person-centred care
• Promote independence, dignity, choice and inclusion
• Support people to achieve positive health and wellbeing outcomes
• Deliver clinically safe services led by appropriately trained staff
• Recruit and retain skilled healthcare professionals who share our values
• Maintain robust governance and quality assurance systems
• Work collaboratively with clients, next of kin/advocates, commissioners and multidisciplinary professionals
• Continuously improve the quality and safety of our services
• Foster a culture of openness, accountability, learning and professional development
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Regulated Activities ith the CQC
Verve Homecare provides the following regulated activities:
• Treatment of Disease, Disorder or Injury
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CQC Service User Bands
The service supports:
• Children aged 0–3 years
• Children aged 4–12 years
• Young people aged 13–18 years
• Adults aged 18–65 years
• Adults aged 65+
• People with mental health needs
• People with physical disabilities
• People living with dementia
• People with sensory impairments
• People with learning disabilities and/or autism
• Individuals receiving supported living services
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Nature of Services Provided:
Verve Homecare provides nursing and care services within the following settings:
• Private homecare
• Care within the community
• Supported living services
• Learning disability and autism services
• Specialist mental health support
• Paediatric nursing care within the home
• Home from hospital support
• Complex care services for children and adults
We provide care to children, young persons, and adults living at home or within supported living environments. Our services support people with complex and physical healthcare needs and, where required, mental health needs presenting with behaviours of concern, delivered in line with agreed care plans and risk assessments.
Care is delivered by suitably skilled healthcare professionals and support workers under the guidance and oversight of Registered Nurses and the wider clinical leadership team.
The service aims to support each person’s health, wellbeing, independence and engagement within their local communities and social networks.
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Care at Verve Homecare Ltd
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Age
- 18 - 64
- 65 and over
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Key Types
- 24-Hour
- Hourly
- Live-in
- Overnight Care
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Type of Care
- Diabetic care
- Down's syndrome
- Head/brain injury
- Learning disability / Autism
- Mental Health
- Nursing
- Palliative / End of Life
- Parkinson's disease
- PEG feeding
- Personal care
- Physical disability
- Physically frail
- Sensory impairment (visual / hearing)
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Specific Care Needs
- Cancer
- Catheter
- Challenging behaviour
- Condition-led e.g. for complex heath conditions
- Dementia inc. Alzheimer's disease
- Stoma
- Stroke
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Care Services
- Cultural support e.g. faith, values and beliefs
- Dietary requirements e.g. pureed, gluten-free, vegan, vegetarian, Kosher, Halal
- Escorted trips e.g. visits outside the home in the community
- Food preparation
- LGBTQ+ support
- Male or female carers available
- Medication assistance (oral)
- Pet friendly e.g. staff are comfortable around domestic animals
- Respite (support for carers)
- Shopping
- Transportation
- Two carers per visit (double-up care)
About The Team
Funding Sources
- Local Authority
- Local Authority with top-up
- NHS Continuing Healthcare (CHC)
- Self-funding (private)
Areas We Cover
Languages
- English
Fees
Regulator Rating
Overall: Unknown/Not rated
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Safe:Unknown/Not rated
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Effective:Unknown/Not rated
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Caring:Unknown/Not rated
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Responsive:Unknown/Not rated
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Well-led:Unknown/Not rated
Additional Information
- NHS Workforce Alliance
- Excellence in Homecare Top 20 - 2024 Social Care Leadership Digital Innovation - 2024
- No1 People in Excellence in Care - 2024 Great British Care Awards Regional Finalist - 2024
- Healthcare Awards Mental Health & Dementia - 2026