
Verity Healthcare
UK home care provider regulated by the CQC, offering visiting care, live-in care, dementia care and complex clinical care for all ages.
About Verity Healthcare
Verity Healthcare: CQC-regulated home care in the UK
Verity Healthcare Limited is a British home care company that presents itself as a leading provider of support to help people live independently in their homes and communities. The company operates under the regulation of the Care Quality Commission (CQC), with registration number 1-228689708, and is part of the Verity Group Limited business group.
The organisation states it has two decades of experience providing support, with a workforce of more than 1,000 carers and a network of 70 local branches. According to its website data, more than 2,000 customers recommend it and it operates in over 100 locations across the UK.
Home care services
The company's catalogue covers different types of care, tailored to each user's needs and lifestyle:
- Visiting Care: scheduled visits from a trained carer, with a minimum duration of 30 minutes, for flexible support according to daily routines.
- Live-in Care: a carer lives in the home to provide continuous support and companionship.
- Dementia Care: a specialist team supporting people living with dementia, with a compassionate, evidence-based approach.
- Children and Family Care: specialist care for children and families.
- Emergency Care: response to urgent situations.
- After Hospital Care: support following hospital discharge.
In addition, the company details personal care, nursing care, elderly care, disability care, complex care, diabetes care, companionship care, end-of-life care, academic care, ventilator care and PEG feeding.
Condition-led care
Verity Healthcare structures part of its offering around specific clinical conditions, with the aim of managing complex needs. The areas it covers include:
- Bariatric Care
- Cancer Care
- Dementia Care
- Multiple Sclerosis Care
- Spinal Cord Injury
- Stroke Care
- Brain Injury
- Learning Disability and Physical Disability
- PEG Feeding Care
- Stoma Care
- Ventilator Care
- Autism Care
- Clinical Intervention
- Complex Care
- Diabetes Care
- Disability Care
- End-of-Life Care
The company also offers Supported Living programmes, Extra Care and Direct Payment management.
How to begin your care journey
The website describes a three-step journey to start the service. First, the user contacts the team to discuss their needs and options. Then, a local Verity Healthcare Manager carries out a free, no-obligation assessment at home. Finally, the company matches the user with a carer who has the right skills and personality according to the user's preferences and routines.
Regulation, values and structure
The company highlights its CQC regulation and its commitment to safe, high-quality care. It states that its services are guided by experienced directors and a respected board, and that it applies a set of values reflected in its "10 Golden Rules", shared with staff, users and stakeholders to promote choice, dignity and respect. The company states that it recruits, trains and retains professionals with the right skills and values, and that it uses technology and systems to ensure safe and timely care.
Verity Healthcare Limited is registered in England and Wales with number 07461240. Its registered office is at 20-22 Wenlock Road, Islington, London, N1 7GU, and its head office is at 210 Church Road, Gateway Business Centre, Suite 1-8, London, E10 7JQ.
Coverage and resources for families
The company provides home care services in more than 100 cities and towns across the UK, both for long-term live-in care and short-term respite stays. It has a downloadable brochure with general information about its services. It also publishes informative resources on guidance and tips for home care, support for carers and families, and managing health conditions and specialist care.
Location and contact
210 Church Road, Gateway Business Centre, Suite 1-8, London E10 7JQ · Phone: 0330 0436 899 · Email: enquiries@verityhealthcare.co.uk
Home care and complex care