Kimarchie health and social care

we bring our own PPE, Clients normally supply their hoists, wheelchairs.
All carers are given free PPE by Kimarchie Health and Social care.
We will do risk assessments and audits for clients own equipment.

Satisfaction of Helping the Helpless. You're sure to find a lot of appreciation in care work. ...
Making a Difference. ...
Value.
Building Personal Relationships.
Job Satisfaction.
Challenges.

Care work is an incredibly people-focused job; not only will you be responsible for the physical care of residents, you'll also be heavily involved in getting to know them and supporting their emotional and social requirements

Kimarchie Health & Social Care Ltd. is an organisation that focuses on the delivery of health and social care services all throughout the United Kingdom. Our expert team’s goal is to provide exceptional care, staffing solutions, and supported living services,to our customers in an effort to achieve excellence in all that we do.
The result is that our carers feel fulfilled and have a sense of purpose. We place a strong focus on teamwork, with each team member acting responsibly and dependably to minimise rota changes after they have been published.

We are a care provider and provide care in clients own home.
At Kimarchie Health and Social Care, you have the chance to make a living, grow as an individual, and improve the lives of others. The main goal of Kimarchie Health and Social Care at Home is to help people live happy, full, and purposeful lives in their own homes.

We follow CQC and NHS guidelines recommendations, carer's to be vaccinated and to be tested regularly. We supply our staff with PPE
Gloves and aprons should be worn when the care worker or visitor is providing close care for a person who has suspected or confirmed COVID-19, or when cleaning their room. These should be removed and disposed of upon leaving the room or care recipient’s home.

Eye protection should be worn when providing close care to someone who has suspected or confirmed COVID-19, or when cleaning their room. Eye protection used in these circumstances should be removed after leaving the room, or home of the care recipient.

Reusable eye protection should be cleaned and disinfected as per the manufacturer’s instructions between use.
are workers and visitors to care homes do not routinely need to wear a face mask in care settings or when providing care in people’s own homes.

However, there are certain circumstances where it is recommended for staff and visitors to wear a face mask to minimise the risk of transmission of COVID-19. These are:

if a person being cared for is known or suspected to have COVID-19 (staff and visitors are recommended to wear a Type IIR fluid-repellent surgical mask)
if a COVID-19 outbreak has been identified within a care home
if a care recipient would prefer care workers or visitors to wear a mask while providing them with care