FAQ

Domiciliary care is provided to people who still live in their own homes but who require additional support with household tasks, personal care or any other activity that allows them to maintain their independence and quality of life. Anyone at any stage of life could require domiciliary care, whether it is related to age, illness or disabilities.

Domiciliary care is suitable for you, if you need:  

• personal care, such as washing or dressing
• housekeeping or domestic work, such as vacuuming
• help with cooking or preparing meals
• nursing and healthcare
• companionship

Benefits of domiciliary care:

• flexible services
• long-term 24-hour care
• short breaks for an unpaid family carer
• emergency care
• day care
• sessions ranging from 15-minute visits to 24-hour assistance and everything in between

Our team of carers are all professionally trained and we do all the reference checking, interviewing and managing of your care, so you don’t have to worry about anything.

We also provide back-up carers, so if for any reason your usual carer can’t make it, we’ll make sure someone else can cover.

With an agency like Kosh Care, we will go the extra mile to bring you peace of mind.

Working with the elderly, or those who facing difficulties requires patience. We recruit carers that understand the unique needs of our service users and willing to deliver care without any hesitation. We employ carers who are compassionate and committed to providing the best care they can and also good listeners.

Kosh Care follows a robust recruitment and selection process, including interviews which complies with all employment legislation as well as the current Care Standards Act 2000 and related regulations requirements. This includes a (DBS) Disclosure and Barring Service check and satisfactory references.

After undergoing a rigorous selection process, including an interview, reference and police checks, all staff receive;

• Basic training program which includes courses on: Food Hygiene, First Aid, Health & Safety, Manual Handling, Abuse, Dementia, Infection Control and Conditions.
• Training needs and opportunities for further development are identified through supervision and annual appraisal for all Staff and Care workers.
• Health and Social Care training to the required level will be available to all staff in accordance with the Care Standards Act.
• Care workers providing a service to Service Users with specific needs will receive appropriate specialist training.

Kosh Care provides domiciliary care of the highest quality to individuals within their homes. We offer Personal Care, Respite Care, Live-in Care, Domestic duties, Shopping & Meal preparation and Companionship services. Care calls can be from anything from 30 minutes – 24 Hours per day.

Care calls can be anything from 30 minutes – 24 hours per day. After all, it’s all about creating a care plan that works for you. Why not call one of our team today to find out more.

The cost will depend on the level of care that we have been asked to provide and also varies geographically. We’re open and flexible and we’re used to working with many different budgets –it’s all about creating a care plan that works for you. Furthermore, we will try and signpost you to organisations who can provide advice on your particular circumstances.

Kosh Care provide homecare services to people living in London boroughs of Barnet, Brent, Harrow and Westminster area in particular and also all other London boroughs. We offer Live-in care in all over England.

Company’s main office is based in Kingsbury, London Borough of Brent. It is easily accessed by public transport and also, the premises offer access for people using wheelchairs. There is also designated free parking for our visitors. We have representatives in each area we cover.

Yes, we are registered and regulated by the Care Quality Commission (CQC), the regulatory body that inspects and reviews all adult social care services in England.