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We all find that getting older brings one or two challenges but it doesn’t mean our independence should be compromised entirely. Live in Care, At Home, allows people to retain independence and gain a new companion. Someone you come to know and trust, who is always on hand 24/7 to provide care and support when needed, but not to interfere when you want to get on and do things on your own.
It enables you to continue living in your own home and pursue your chosen lifestyle, supported by a suitably matched, qualified, Live in Carer, who resides with you 24 hours a day.
Most importantly the package of care and support you receive is tailored and designed to your way of life. We will provide you with a carer committed to supporting your independence with dignity and respect.
Please can you pass on my heartfelt thanks to all the carers who helped look after my mum. The dignity she was afforded and the sensitivity shown towards her was much appreciated. I could not have asked for a better team to have looked after her.
C Mills (daughter of service user)
Stay in your own home 
Maintain your independence & quality of life 
Housekeeping & companionship 
Care is always on hand; whatever the time of day 
Stay in your own home
Companionship
Shopping & Appointments
Preparation of Meals
Personal Care
Housekeeping & Domestic Duties
Day Trips & Travel
18 Years & Upwards
Dog Walking / Pet Care 
N. Notaro Homes Ltd was established in 1984 and has become a large healthcare provider in the South West spanning 3 counties, recognised by fellow healthcare professionals. We provide a comprehensive range of services, including nursing, dementia nursing and dementia, learning disabilities and mental health care and support.
Notaro Care Homes was founded in 1984 by Mr Nunzio Notaro and his wife Constance. Over the years the company has become a true family concern. The next generation are now heavily involved in the day to day running and management of the business and share their parents' drive to provide an expanding range of exceptional care services.
Trust is fundamentally the most important aspect of providing a Live in Care service. Our small, friendly, professional team will be with you from the start. From your initial enquiry and throughout your journey with us, you can be confident when you call the Live in Care team; you will be received by a friendly familiar voice.
We recruit only the very best careers for you. Each carer must follow a formal induction programme and are actively encouraged to complete sector specific qualifications. Employment is subject to enhance DBS (police) disclosure and full employment references.
At Notaro Homes we employ all our carers direct, which means we supervise and observe them regularly to ensure they are delivering only the highest standards of care.
We work hard to ensure all of our services are fully CQC compliant, we even employ our own Quality Performance Manager, who performs monthly audits on all of our services to ensure we are achieving above and beyond the standards of quality and safety.
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