Care Quality Services are part of the Cera family of care services.
Cera is Europe’s largest provider of digital-first home healthcare, delivering care, nursing, telehealth services.
07/11/2025
This we’re sharing our blog: 5 Top Tips on How to Deal With Stress at Work...and here’s 3 reasons why you need to read it👀
1️⃣It’s full of practical advice on how to combat stress.
2️⃣It’s got step-by-step breathing techniques to help clear your mind and reduce tension.
3️⃣It contains links to more wellbeing tips.
❓In a survey of our carers who started working as care assistants and support workers after the age of 50, 98% said they would recommend becoming a carer later in life.
Reasons for embarking on a second chapter career included:
➡️Fancied a change, or redundancy
👍Seeking more flexibility or part-time work
🧘♀️A desire for a more rewarding role with purpose
👨👩👦 Life experience is valued in the sector
✅No prior experience is needed
If this sounds like it could be you, read more about starting a second career in care and apply today! https://bit.ly/49fO3As
25/10/2025
REMINDER: The clocks go back tonight, meaning some of us get an extra hour in bed 🙌 and those of us on the night shift have a slightly longer night 😐
We are now heading towards winter, with less hours of daylight and darker nights drawing in. It's also colds and flu season, which usually sees our sector and the NHS under extra 'winter pressure'.
➡️Why not read our Winter Tips for Carers - a guide to prepare you for the coming season, whether it's keeping the winter blues at bay or preventing trips and falls, we've got you covered. https://bit.ly/3OiMuX2
18/10/2025
This Menopause Awareness Day we're encouraging our carers who might be experiencing symptoms to look after their wellbeing.💜
Giving a thought to self-care can always be helpful and what's often recommended to tackle menopause symptoms is 'lifestyle medicine' - looking after your sleep, diet, exercise and stress awareness.
And if being told to look after your sleep, diet, exercise and stress gives you anger management issues, we hear you! It's not going to solve everything, but it may help.🙂
Take a look at our blog 10 wellbeing tips for care assistants for general guidance, and tips on sleep and staying active. https://bit.ly/47JmzAk
01/10/2025
The theme of International Day of Older Persons this year is building belonging - to highlight the vital role that social connections play in enriching lives.
💜 Our carers know how important social interaction is as part of a care visit. Sometimes, our carers might be the only people a service user sees that day.
Read our blog: How Carer Conversations are Combating Loneliness to discover the impact of loneliness on overall health and why a simple chat can help.https://bit.ly/4mJFSj4
22/09/2025
💜 Ready for your next chapter?💜
At CQS we're happy to retrain people over 50 to become carers.
No care experience is necessary - just bring your life experience and transferable skills!
We're hiring now in in Hindhead, Fernhurst, Liphook, Bordon and surrounding areas
💡 A driving licence with access to your own vehicle for work is preferred
💰 £12.21
September is World Alzheimer's Month, a time to increase awareness of Alzheimer's disease. According to The Alzheimers Society UK, dementia is the UK's biggest killer, so it can affect anyone, and it devastates lives. 💙
At Cera, our incredible carers are on the front line, providing compassionate support every day, and helping to increase awareness and reduce stigma. 💜
Here’s a timely reminder of the 4 R's of Dementia Care: Reassure, Reconsider, Redirect, and Relax. ⬇️
This World Alzheimer’s Month, let’s educate ourselves and others. Awareness is key to ensuring that those struggling know they are not alone.
👉Read our blog for more on how to support someone with Alzheimer's. https://bit.ly/47eh4M1
15/09/2025
It's Professional Care Workers Week.💙
Professional care workers are skilled professionals and at Cera we have clear progression pathways for a career in care.
But what are the different types of care and care roles available in the UK? 🤔
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So here’s a little about us. As one of the UK’s biggest care providers and a leading healthcare provider, here at Allied Healthcare we understand better than most how outstanding care can make a real difference to people’s lives.
We believe that home care isn’t ‘medicine’ to be taken twice a day. It’s a way of improving people’s lives and helping them continue living the life they prefer to lead. Rather than one they feel they have to accept.
Delivering high quality care since 1972
Allied Healthcare began life in 1972 as a one-branch home nursing service in Staffordshire. Since then, we’ve grown to become one of the nation’s biggest and most recognised care providers. Delivering the high-quality care that people deserve is very important to us. The network of branches we’ve developed allows us to manage local teams of healthcare professionals, giving the benefit of a truly personal service. Learn more about our commitment to quality. In 2018, Allied Healthcare joined the HCRG (Health Care Resourcing Group) – a well-established diversified homecare and forensic medical provider and healthcare & education staffing business.
Home care experts, chosen by commissioners
We’re in the unique position of being able to cater for practically all healthcare, home care and specialist needs. Meaning we’re the trusted care provider of choice for many UK authorities. We’re also an approved healthcare supplier to the NHS.
We work hard to keep people in their own homes
Our expertise across a wide range of home care services ranges from visiting care to very specialist services. Our experience includes caring for children with behavioural needs, support for people with disabilities, reablement care for those recovering from illness or injury, and expert clinical care by community nurses. We aim to keep as many people as possible, living independently in their own homes.
A joined-up approach
To provide a consistent, informed and responsive service, we develop good relationships with social work and community health teams. Also customers’ families and advocates, and the GP practices that provide referrals to our services.
We’re an approved healthcare supplier to the NHS, and many local authorities nationwide have contracted us to be a care provider in their area. A result of the great partnerships we’ve developed over the decades.