Companionship
Regular company, shared activities, meals, outings and practical reassurance—matched around personality, interests and routine.
Explore companionship
Private home care and specialist nursing
Care Circle
Considered care at home, shaped around your life.
Care Circle provides private home care, live-in support and nurse-led complex care for adults across East Anglia, Hertfordshire and London. From companionship and everyday routines to ventilator support, tracheostomy care and neurological needs, our nurses and care professionals take time to understand the person, their home and the life they wish to protect.
- Specialist nurse-led assessment
- 20+ years of collective nursing experience
- 24/7 staffing coordination
Clinical governance
Enhanced DBS processes
Competency-assessed professionals
Safeguarding and escalation
Operational coordination
Regulated and quality-led
CQC-registered adult care, ISO 9001:2015 quality management and specialist care delivered within assessed scope, written plans and professional competency.
CQC-regulated clinical care
Registered for Treatment of disease, disorder or injury (TDDI)
Care Circle is registered with the Care Quality Commission to provide the regulated activity commonly referred to as TDDI. This supports our nurse-led community nursing and adult complex-care pathway, including assessed clinical interventions delivered in a person's home.
CQC registration does not mean every requested intervention can automatically be provided. Suitability and scope are confirmed through assessment and professional review before care begins.
What this means in practice
- Individual clinical assessment before a package is accepted
- Written care plans, risk information and escalation arrangements
- Appropriately registered or competency-assessed professionals
- Delivery limited to Care Circle's registered scope and operational capacity
Independent family feedback
Families describe care that is kind, consistent and responsive.
Independently published feedback highlights dignity, reliable carers, responsive communication, regular check-ins and reassurance for families. Night care, companionship and support for older parents are represented in the feedback.
Score checked 15 September 2026. Homecare.co.uk is an independent third-party website and its figures may change.
Night and sitting care
Waking nights, sleep-in reassurance and extended one-to-one sitting support, selected around what happens overnight.
Compare night supportTailored costs
Visiting and live-in care costs depend on the person’s needs, hours, location, staffing and level of support—not a generic package.
Discuss your requirementsA conversation before a quotation
Book a consultation to understand your tailored care costs.
We will discuss the individual’s routines, preferred times, level of support, clinical considerations and family priorities. Following assessment, we can explain a suitable care approach and provide a personalised quotation.
Local care, thoughtfully coordinated
Care across the East of England
and London.
Our Newmarket team welcomes private-care and professional enquiries across East Anglia, Hertfordshire and London. Availability is confirmed by postcode so travel, continuity and the right professional experience can be considered properly.
East of England
Care in East Anglia
East of England
Care in Cambridgeshire
East Anglia
Care in Suffolk
East of England
Care in Essex
East Anglia
Care in Norfolk
East of England
Care in Hertfordshire
Greater London
Care in London
Wider UK enquiries
Care or staffing in another area?
Care packages and healthcare staffing support outside our principal regions are considered individually, based on postcode and suitable local capacity.
Regulated, certified and professionally connected
Standards you can recognise.
Our regulatory status, certified quality system, professional membership and dementia-awareness commitment support the way Care Circle assesses, coordinates and reviews care.
Regulated
Care Quality Commission
Registered for Personal care and Treatment of disease, disorder or injury (TDDI)
Registered · Scotland
Care Inspectorate
Registered with Scotland’s care regulator, with services delivered within the registered scope.
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Certified
ISO 9001 quality management
Independently certified quality system
Professional member
Recruitment & Employment Confederation
Professional recruitment membership
Awareness initiative
Dementia Friends
Dementia-awareness initiative
Marks remain the property of their respective organisations. Registration, certification and membership status should be read with the accompanying scope information.
Your next step
Find the right support.
Start with what matters now.
Choose the pathway that best describes you. Each route explains the support available, how it is assessed and the simplest way to begin.
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For individuals and families
I need specialist or complex care
Explore nurse-led support including ventilator and airway care, tracheostomy, enteral feeding, insulin, blood sampling, neurological care and higher-dependency packages.
Clinical assessment · Personalised plan · Competency-matched team
Start with specialist care02
For individuals and families
I need care and support at home
Find respectful support with personal care, routines, companionship, dementia, one-to-one care, waking nights, respite and living safely at home.
Visiting care · Live-in care · Overnight and companionship
Find care at home03
For health and care professionals
I need to make a professional referral
A clear referral route for commissioners, case managers, discharge teams, social workers and other authorised professionals.
Referral information · Clinical review · Coordinated response
Start a professional referral04
For care providers
I need temporary staffing support
Request planned or urgent cover with the role, shift, service and competency information needed for responsible matching.
Urgent cover · Planned bookings · Multi-site coordination
Request temporary staffNot sure which pathway is right?
Tell our care team what is happening. We will listen, explain the most appropriate route and let you know what information is needed next.
Iris · developed by Care Circle
AI-assisted wellbeing intelligence, connected around each person.
Iris is Care Circle’s developed AI-assisted care tool. It brings assessments, care plans, visit records, observations and safety information together to monitor wellbeing and reveal changes over time. Iris helps caregivers act on clearer information and provides regular, appropriate updates to consented family members through Family Connect.
AI-assisted assessment
Structures assessment information and draws missing details to an authorised professional’s attention.
Iris wellbeing intelligence
Reviews authorised observations and care records over time, helping caregivers notice meaningful changes sooner.
Falls and safety signals
Supports agreed falls monitoring, risk prompts and escalation workflows for professional review.
Caregiver and family updates
Shares regular, role-appropriate updates with caregivers and approved relatives through Family Connect.
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Care Circle Iris
Family care overview
Iris AI briefing
A calm day, with one change to review.
Mobility support increased during two visits. Iris has prepared the relevant notes for professional review.
No urgent safety alert
Seven-day wellbeing
Stable pattern
82%
within usual range
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Care messages
Your care circle
RN
Nursing team
10:24Visit complete. All observations recorded.
CC
Care coordinator
09:50The next visit remains confirmed for 18:00.
People remain accountable. AI can organise information, identify patterns and raise prompts; it does not diagnose, prescribe or make autonomous care decisions. Authorised professionals verify information and follow the agreed care plan and escalation pathway.
Human-reviewed
Specialist nursing at home
Clinical skill, coordinated around home.
Care can bring complex routines, equipment, medicines and multiple professional relationships into daily life. Care Circle starts by understanding the whole situation, then defines what can be delivered safely within an agreed plan.
Explore specialist care01
Ventilator and airway support
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Tracheostomy care and suction
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Enteral feeding through PEG, RIG or NG systems
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Diabetes monitoring and insulin administration
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Injections and prescribed medication
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Venepuncture and blood sampling
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Wound care and dressing management
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Catheter, stoma and bowel care
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Neurological and spinal-injury support
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Palliative and end-of-life nursing
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Post-operative clinical monitoring
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Complex medication support
Every service is subject to an individual assessment, clinical need, professional authorisation, Care Circle’s registered scope and the availability of appropriately trained and competency-assessed professionals.
How support begins
A clear path to care.With you, at every step.
You don’t need to have every answer before getting in touch. We’ll listen to what matters, explain the options and help you feel confident about the next step.
- Step 1 of 4.
Start with a conversation
Tell us about the person, their day-to-day life and what is becoming difficult. We listen to your priorities, answer your questions and help you find the right starting point.
Your priorities come first
- Step 2 of 4.
Shape your care plan
We assess the support needed, including clinical needs, routines and the home environment. Together, we discuss suitable options, responsibilities and tailored costs before agreeing how care could begin.
Clear options and tailored costs
- Step 3 of 4.
Match the right people
We consider the skills, experience and assessed competencies your care requires, alongside your preferences and staff availability. Introductions and a clear handover help everyone understand the agreed plan.
The right skills for your needs
- Step 4 of 4.
Keep your care connected
Once support begins, we keep in touch, review how things are working and respond when needs change. Updates to relatives follow the person’s wishes, consent and agreed communication arrangements.
Ongoing contact and review
Let’s talk about what would help.
Discuss your situation, ask about tailored costs and find a clear way forward.
Looking for cover for your care service? Request staffing support
The meaning behind Care Circle
Your world.
A circle of care
around you.
The right people, thoughtful technology and shared understanding. All connected around your life, your choices and what matters to you.
From the people closest to you to the professionals supporting your care, every connection has a purpose.
Discover the Care Circle storyOne connected circle
YouAt the heart
of our care
of our care
Select a connection to explore its role in your care.
Family & representatives
The people who know you best.
Your family and chosen representatives can stay involved in ways that work for you. We agree who receives updates, what can be shared and how to keep in touch, guided by your wishes and consent.
Your wishes guide every connection
Rehabilitation in the comfort of home
Community physiotherapy
Qualified support for movement, rehabilitation and recovery.
Explore physiotherapy in your own home, a residential or nursing home, or extra-care housing. HCPC-registered physiotherapists assess movement, strength, balance and rehabilitation needs, with practical goals and a plan shaped around everyday life.
Explore physiotherapy and rehabilitationFor care providers
Staffing support built around the realities of care delivery.
Care providers need more than a list of available workers. They need people matched to the role and stated competencies, supported by clear booking communication, compliance processes, timesheet administration and escalation arrangements.
- Planned and urgent cover
- Registered nurses
- Senior carers and team leaders
- Healthcare assistants
- Support workers
- Catering and domestic staff
- Client-specific information
- Booking and timesheet support
Temporary staffing is distinct from Care Circle’s directly managed care services. The receiving provider directs and supervises agency workers within its own service and governance arrangements.
A coordinated team for your care setting
Conditions and situations
Care that understands
your changing needs.
Every person’s experience is different. Explore support for a condition or situation, and discover how care can be shaped around daily life, clinical needs and what matters most to you.
Nurse-led understanding. Personal attention.Explore all 13 conditions and situations
Acquired brain injury
Support with routines, daily living and changing needs.
Spinal cord injury
Personal support and coordinated clinical care.
Motor neurone disease
Thoughtful support as everyday care needs change.
Multiple sclerosis
Flexible care around daily life and independence.
Stroke
Support with daily routines and the transition home.
Cerebral palsy
Personalised care shaped around the life you lead.
Neuromuscular conditions
Care around physical needs and daily activities.
Respiratory conditions
Assessed ventilator and airway support at home.
Diabetes
Monitoring and insulin support within an agreed plan.
Dementia
Familiar routines, reassurance and personal connection.
Parkinson’s disease
Responsive support for comfort and everyday living.
Life-limiting conditions
Compassionate care centred on comfort and dignity.
Complex physical disabilities
Support that respects your choices and independence.
Choose your next step
Start with the right conversation.
Tell us whether you are exploring personal care, making a professional referral or arranging workforce cover. Each route asks only for the information appropriate at that stage.