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Gabriel’s Angels wins care provision award for ‘highest quality care’

by Emma Merchant
August 11, 2024
in Business, Featured, Wokingham
Wokingham business Gabriel?s Angels was placed among the top 20 home care businesses in the South East by homecare.co.uk. Picture: Gabriel's Angels

Wokingham business Gabriel?s Angels was placed among the top 20 home care businesses in the South East by homecare.co.uk. Picture: Gabriel's Angels

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A WOKINGHAM care provider has been recognised as one of the South East’s top home care providers.

Gabriel’s Angels was placed among the region’s top 20 home care businesses by homecare.co.uk.

The reviews site lists all registered UK home care providers, and helps people search for the right home care provider.

Their Top 20 Home Care Awards are based on more than 28,600 reviews by service users and family or friends of service users, gathered between June 2022 and May 2024.

Jacky Payne, registered manager of Gabriel’s Angels Ltd Wokingham, said: “This latest award really does reflect the amount of time, hard work and professionalism that the team here puts in and displays for our clients.

“To get a respected national award really is very special for us and represents a milestone in our 12 years of operating as a successful domiciliary care agency.

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“We really do stand by the ethos that the question everybody should ask is: Would I want this person and agency to look after my mum or dad?

And we want the answer to that question every time to be a yes.”

Amanda Hopkins, reviews manager of homecare.co.uk, said: “Good quality home care is so important as it means people can get the help and support they need to continue to live independently in their own homes.

“Home care workers play a vital role in keeping people mentally and physically well who are less mobile, due to age, illness or disability.

“Our reviews help people to search for the right care provider, where compassion, trust and empathy are at the heart of their care.

“Gabriel’s Angeles Ltd Wokingham has shown it provides care of the highest quality and we would like to congratulate it on being one of the top home care providers in South East England.”

Nearly one million disabled and older people receive care at home to help them continue to live independently in their own homes.

This includes help with getting dressed, washed, preparing meals and drinks and administering medication.

With an ageing population, the number of people receiving home care is set to increase.

For information, visit: www.homecare.co.uk and www.gabrielsangels.co.uk

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