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Right at Home Reading & Wokingham District recognised as top care provider and top employer with two new accolades

Right at Home Reading & Wokingham District

by Advertising Feature
August 10, 2023
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Recognition: Kevin Lancaster, Managing Director of Right at Home

Recognition: Kevin Lancaster, Managing Director of Right at Home

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Twyford based homecare provider, Right at Home Reading & Wokingham District is the proud recipient of  two new awards, recognising the office as both one of the South East’s top homecare providers and a  5*Star employer. 

Right at Home Reading & Wokingham District has been awarded 5*Star Employer status for the 5th year  running. This award follows its annual anonymised CareGiver Satisfaction Survey results, administered by  the independent research company, WorkBuzz. The office has also been recognised as one of the Top 20  most highly rated homecare providers in the South East of England (out of more than 1800 providers), also  for the 5th consecutive year, by the leading directory and independent review website, homecare.co.uk. 

WorkBuzz 5*Star Employer Award 

Every employee of Right at Home Reading & Wokingham District took part in the WorkBuzz Satisfaction  Survey in 2023, reporting a WorkBuzz “Engagement Scores” of 100%. Anonymised highlights from the  report include: 

  • 100% of the team responded that they: 

o are proud to work for Right at Home 

o would recommend Right at Home as a great place to work 

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o feel motivated to go the extra mile 

o see themselves working at Right at Home in 12 months time 

o found the initial training and support helped them understand why Right at Home is different  from other homecare providers  

o thought the initial training and support prepared them for their first Client visit 

o have access to the training they need to their job well 

o felt they have enough time to deliver quality care for their clients and are given enough travel  time between client visits 

o understand the goals visions and values of Right at Home, and believe the office is  effectively managed and well run 

o find that Right at Home cares about their well-being 

o would recommend Right at Home’s services to someone who needs care 

Speaking on the results of the CareGiver Satisfaction Survey, Kevin Lancaster, Owner of Right at  Home Reading & Wokingham District said: 

“It is very important to me that as an organization we never forget that in order to deliver the very  best quality of care, we need to make sure that we find, hire and train the very best quality people  we can to join our team, and then support them and build their skills over time so they stay with us,  and allow us to maintain high levels of quality and consistency of care that we have developed a  solid reputation for. Both in terms of the overall service we provide, but also on a client-by-client basis. Our  CareGivers are matched with clients, and we work hard to ensure continuity and consistency within the teams that support each client. To win this prestigious award once again in 2023 is really great validation  that we are on the right tracks.” 

Annual Client Satisfaction Survey 

Each year, along-side the WorkBuzz CareGiver survey, Right at Home also invests in an annual Client  Satisfaction Survey, to enable continuous improvement in its offering to Clients and their families. This year,  78% of the clients who receive care from Right at Home Reading & Wokingham District took part in the  survey with some outstanding results, including: 

Clients were asked for their opinion on the quality of care they receive across a range of topics, and in  2023, 100% of those responding said 

  • that their Caregivers 

o make a positive difference to their life 

o are well matched to their care needs 

o arrive on time 

o stay for the allocated amount of time unless requested otherwise 

o are caring and have an excellent understanding of their care needs 

and that the office team 

o respond effectively when their needs of wishes change 

o appear to support the caregivers 

  • Overall, for the 5th successive year, 100% of the clients responding to the anonymous survey  said they would recommend Right at Home Reading & Wokingham District to others. 

Clients were also able to leave comments with feedback on the care they receive and their CareGivers.  Some of the comments written by Clients and their families include:  

  • “The whole team go above and beyond any expectations that we had. Friendly caring staff providing excellent care and at all times the utmost respect and dignity”. – Reg, 
  • “Amazing communication and assistance from initial contact to on going care” – Muriel  • “Very helpful, kind, and supportive. We like the time allowed and knowing the carer will be there at that time,  not rushing off.” – John  
  • “Professional, approachable, on time and friendly company”. – Jean,  
  • “The Carers are amazing, always making the most of the time they spend with mum. The manager and owner go above and beyond to support us and mum to make sure she is always safe and happy”. – Diana • “The team have been fantastic since taking over my mum’s care last summer. Nothing has been too much trouble and they have regularly gone above and beyond the call of duty to make sure everything is as good for  her as it can be”. – Mike 

Homecare.co.uk Top 20 Homecare Provider 2023 Award WInner 

This award is based on the reviews left for Right at Home Reading & Wokingham District from Clients, as  well as their friends and relatives. Right at Home Reading & Wokingham District has been consistently  rated 9.9 or 10 out of 10 on homecare.co.uk since April 2018, and has maintained an impressive  recommendation score of 10/10 since early 2019, with 35 reviews as of May 2023. The service has been  rated in the Top 20 in SE England for each of the 5 full years it has been providing care in Reading &  Wokingham District. For a sense of the scale of this achievement by the Twyford-based CareGiving team,  there are more than 1800 CQC Registered Homecare providers in South East England from which the Top 20 are identified – the top 1% most highly recommended homecare providers in the region.

Speaking on the results of the CareGiver & Client Satisfaction Surveys, and the 5th successive  Top20 Homecare Award, Leisa Bell, Registered manager of Right at Home Reading & Wokingham  District said: 

“I am so proud of the team of wonderful people I am privileged to work with for keeping standards high and  always being willing to learn how we can be even better as a team, while always having the well-being of our  clients at the forefront of their minds. It is very humbling to get such great feedback again this year from the  team about how they feel working with Right at Home in the Wokingham and Reading areas – and great that  WorkBuzz recognize the great work we all do in the area. The continued excellent feedback from our clients  and their families is really heart-warming and hugely rewarding for all my team. To be recognised for a 5th year in a row as one of the Top20 providers in the South East of England gives us confidence that our  approach of being the best employer we can be really does translate into better care for our amazing  clients”. 

Kevin Lancaster, Managing Director, commenting on the significance of the awards, added:  “As we grow our team, so more of our community can experience quality care and support ‘right at home’,  we think it’s important for jobseekers – whether experienced carers looking for a refreshing change, or  people new to caring as a profession – to be able to research the kind of company they’d most like to join.  The validation of surveys like this, together with the awards we continue to win for the care we provide, are a  great source of information for them.”

Nationally, Right at Home UK has also been awarded an accolade as a Top 20 Homecare Group,  recognising an impressive UK average overall score of 9.8/10 on the review site – making it the most highly  rated major homecare franchise brand in the UK. The Right at Home network of more than 70 branches currently has a total of almost 3,000 reviews on the website.

For more information about Right at Home, please visit: www.rightathome.co.uk/reading-wokingham/ or call: 0118 207 0600.

 

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