New Branch Registration Complete
18 April 2019
PerCurra Grantham & Newark branch registered with CQC
PerCurra home care’s newest branch, covering the Grantham and Newark areas, is now registered with the Care Quality Commission (CQC) to deliver a range of personal care services.
Branch owner Andrew White said: “I am delighted to have obtained CQC registration. I am really looking forward to developing a team of dedicated carers who will deliver an excellent standard of personal care to clients in Grantham and the surrounding villages.”
PerCurra was founded in Nottingham in 2008 and has won awards in the care sector as well as the business sector. Across its branches in the East Midlands, North London and Essex the company offers services to support people who need help live to independently in their own homes.
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