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OxleyCare likes to have a happy and informed employment model.  Our carers are the backbone of the high quality service we provide to our clients.  As such, we want to make sure we offer them the best possible employment package and crucially, want our dispersed work force to feel valued and part of a team….

Every company has someone who fails to recognise their own contributions and abilities but who is in fact brilliant at their job, the first to volunteer, go the extra mile and is unendingly cheerful.  Our Care Coordinator Clair Jones is that person! The whole Company was overjoyed to learn that Clair was a winner in…

At OxleyCare we expect our carers to provide the highest quality of care to our clients.  In return, we want to look after our carers to the best possible standard.  Our employment model offers very competitive rates, a company pension, the chance to earn a recruitment and roster commitment bonus and outstanding support from HQ…

A double celebration for Penny Cordier today.  Not only is it her birthday (Many Happy Returns Penny!) but she has also been awarded an OxleyCare ‘Extra Mile Award’.  The award really does what it says on the tin and is given to an employee who goes above and beyond that which is required of their…

As we reach the penultimate day of our OxleyCare 21 fundraising challenge for the Alzheimer’s Society please have a listen to two of our team talking on BBC Wiltshire earlier in the week.  Those team members committed to taking part are still going strong! Jane Wilson, Care Manager and Dementia Champion here at OxleyCare, clearly…

Our carers are a vital and integral part of our team; we could not offer the high standards of care we do without them.  Throughout the last 6 months we have expanded the package available to our live-in carers in many ways.  OxleyCare’s employment model offers: excellent rates of pay company pensions because our carers…

OxleyCare has just turned 21 and we are marking this occasion by fundraising for the Alzheimer’s Society.  It is a company wide effort and we have pledged to do 21 minutes of exercise every day, for 21 days, starting on the 21st of May.  The 21st of May is significant (not only because it has…

All across the country people have been taking part in the #CaptainTom100 challenge.  Participants could dream up any challenge they wanted to, and raise funds for a cause of their choice to honour and celebrate the achievements of Captain Sir Tom Moore.   Encouraged by her wonderful OxleyCare carer SB, Mrs E-H set herself the challenge…

Dementia is a not a disease in its own right.  It is an umbrella term used for a group of symptoms.  Dementia is caused by different diseases which damage the brain.  Common types include Alzheimer’s disease (the most common), vascular dementia and dementia with Lewy bodies. It is not a natural part of ageing and…