We have one office in Tunbridge Wells and one in Cranbrook, each covering roughly a 10-mile radius. Unlike many other providers, this includes most of the surrounding villages and rural areas.

Yes. Our carers have professional indemnity insurance that covers them while providing home care.

They must also complete a comprehensive mandatory training program annually. This covers things like medication support, safeguarding, first-aid, etc. In addition to that, they also do elective training modules for things like stoma care, PEG feeding, oxygen administration, mental health, etc.

Getting this part right is super important to us. If you visit our team’s page, you will be able to read the biographies of some of our carers. Typically, an Amora carer is a mature and local individual, carefully selected to establish rapport with our clients quickly and effortlessly.

The questions we will ask during your free assessment will help us find a good match. Then, you’ll be able to meet them before care starts to make sure you are comfortable and get on well with them. In the unlikely event the carer is not a good fit, we’ll find someone else.

At Amora Care, you will be assigned a team of up to four carers, depending on your needs and the frequency of visits. If you need multiple visits every day, seven days a week, we may assign four carers to ensure your care is consistent and reliable. However, if you require fewer visits, say, two per week, you can have one primary carer with a secondary carer to cover for them when they are on holiday or sick.

We make it our priority to introduce you to your primary carer before your care package begins.