Compassion HomeCare

18/05/2022

Compassion HomeCare are looking to recruit Carers in the Orpington area. We are a family run service, led by Eniko who is a Registered Nurse.

We offer competitive pay rates starting from £11.50 for weekday calls , with enhanced rates for weekends and Senior Carers.

If you would like to know more about becoming a care worker then why not call us for an informal chat on 01689 825155

29/10/2019

This reminds me of the story of a man visiting his wife in hospital – The nurse asked why he visited his wife every day when she clearly doesn’t remember him. His reply “she may not remember me, but I still remember her”.

29/10/2019

29/03/2019

Last night we were at the Orpington Business Awards – This is a prestigious event, opened by the Major of Bromley, and attended by over 170 local business people.

Compassion HomeCare was privileged to win the Best Service Business Award.

Amazing to think that over the last 6 years we have helped over 300 elderly people to maintain their independence in their own homes – quite an achievement!

A big thank you to our team of over 40 staff for helping Compassion HomeCare to get this award – they are the real stars!

07/08/2018

During this hot weather, our staff have been encouraging all the elderly people they look after to drink as much as possible. I love the reaction we got!!

26/06/2018

On Saturday the 7th July Compassion HomeCare is holding a Cupcake afternoon in aid of the Alzheimer's Society.

This will be at our historic offices in the Priory Buildings in Orpington. Parts of the building date back to 1471.

Why not come a have a look inside the building and enjoy a cupcake with us.

23/03/2018

Some of the Compassion HomeCare team at the Orpington's Finest business awards last night.

08/03/2018

Today at Compassion HomeCare we are celebrating International Women's Day - Thank you to all the lovely team we have at Compassion HomeCare.

24/01/2018

Thought you might be interested to know that St Martin of Tours Church in Chelsfield have a monthly Café specially for people with memory problems (and their carers / friends).

12/01/2018

The Princess Royal University Hospital and Orpington Hospital have ongoing issues with norovirus. However, the good news is that the number of patients affected is reducing and they want to keep this downward trend.
The reason for numbers of cases of norovirus reducing is due to the stringent infection prevention strategies they have put into place e.g. ALL visitors to the hospital must wash their hands on entry to the hospital; whether they come in as a visitor to the ward or to A&E. They should also wash their hands when they leave the ward. No food, fruit, flowers or cards to be brought into hospital. Visitors are usually allowed in at the discretion of the nurse in charge of the ward. This does not apply to maternity and children’s wards.

Further information can be found at
https://www.kch.nhs.uk/news/public/news/view/24871