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We are excited to welcome staff from OCS care to the Premier Care family.
Our recent acquisition of OCS Care Agency Limited, the North Wales-based care provider strengthens our care provision in the North Wales area.
The hard-working staff at OCS care have been supplying quality and personalised healthcare since 1996 in Abergele and surrounding areas and we are pleased to be able to provide security for their future employment in the care sector.
Premier Care’s training facilities recently had a boost after the acquisition North West Community Services Training, a company with an excellent reputation in the North West of England for the quality of their training services.
The acquisition will enable Premier Care to provide enhanced training to existing staff as well as providing a first-class training facility for new recruits under the umbrella of Premier Care Ltd.
A few photos of Woodchurch High School Girls football team in action recently. Proudly sponsored by Premier Care Wirral.
Premier Care are pleased to announce the acquisition of Derby based Mediline Care. Mediline have an enviable reputation for the quality of care they provide in the Derby, Litchfield and surrounding areas.
John Regan, Director of Premier Care said, “We have a great deal of respect for the the Mediline team and look forward to welcoming them into the Premier Care family. We are confident that together we will be able to provide a much more secure future for Mediline staff and their clients.”
Mediline will continue to operate under the Mediline name, but now with the added benefit of being backed by the experienced management team at Premier Care.
Well done to Wirral Carer Maria Korpalski on her successful Sky Dive in aid of the Claire House Childrens' Hospice.
'Songaminute Man' Teddy Mac releases his first ever single, which will raise funds for Alzheimer's Society.
The 80 year old, former Butlin's redcoat, who has dementia, is heading for the music charts after being signed up by Decca Records Label.
Shafts U14 have played 9 games this season, won 5, drew 1 but unfortunately have lost 3 leaving them 3rd in the League. The League has been extended to fifteen teams so a second place finish is a worthy target for the team. On a brighter the note the team are through to the semi finals of the league Knock Out Cup, having beat a division 1 side (Young Lions) in the quarter final by 3 goals to 2.
As ever, Shafts U14 are extremely grateful to their generous sponsors, Premier Care. This season some of the sponsorship money will be used to take the team to Blackpool in May to compete in a football competition there.
For more information on Shaftesbury youth Football Club, please visit their website at:
Premier Care are celebrating again as we have recently achieved the prestigious Investors in People – Silver award.
Following a rigorous assessment covering all parts of our organisation, the IIP assessor has recognised in particular the success of our process of continual development.
The sector we operate in has its difficulties and challenges, some of which outside of our control, and are dictated by external influences and to a great extent changes in Government social policy and funding priorities.
In spite of this, the assessor noted that that our business has not only grown but also developed and progressed in recent years. And congratulated us on the work we have done to secure this prestigious award.
We feel the award reflects the dedication and hard work the staff have put in over the years and we would like to take the opportunity to thank all our staff for making this award possible.
Congratulations to Premier Care Wirral Carer Sarah Thory and her daughter Jess who both recently completed the Race for Life in aid of Cancer Research.
Sarah's husband Andy has been doagnosed with bowel cancer and we'd like to wish him the very best of luck with his ongoing treatment.
As part of out ongoing commitment to providing the very highest standard of training for our staff, we have recently updated out training scheme to reflect changes brought about by the Care Act.
Staff and Service users alike can be safe in the knowledge that the training we provide for our care staff goes way beyond compliance with legal standards, and provides a solid basis for anyone seeking a career in care.
At Premier Care we find that as community oriented care providers the additional costs incurred in the training of our care staff is rewarded later on in the form of greater staff retention and wellbeing, and this is reflected in the superior level of care we are able to provide to our service users.
A care group has won the support of Birkenhead MP Frank Field in calling for more to be done for the Wirral Food Bank initiative to help those in crisis.
Premier Care Wirral is using its office in Clifton Crescent, Birkenhead, as a drop-off point for the Food Bank campaign aimed at helping those in most need.
Now the care organisation - which specialises in domiciliary care in the area - has the backing of the local MP to do more’ wherever possible.’
