Every service type, with its own policies and its own parallel services.
The requirements, the document set and the risks differ by regulated service type. So each one gets its own policy set, audits, mock inspection framework, registration support, training and Hub modules.
Domiciliary Care
Personal care in people's own homes: call reliability, lone working and medicines in an uncontrolled environment.
Care Homes
Residential and nursing: premises, overnight staffing, medicines governance and the audit cycle that proves it month after month.
Supported Living
Housing and care kept separate: capacity, consent and Court of Protection authorisations do the heavy lifting.
Extra Care Housing
Care in self-contained housing with staff on site: tenancy and care boundaries, response times and night cover.
Shared Lives
Care in an approved carer's own home: carer approval, matching, review and safeguarding in a family setting.
Specialist Colleges
Personal care for students with complex needs: the education and care interface, consent and transitions.
Residential Substance Misuse
Detoxification and rehabilitation settings: medicines, clinical oversight, unplanned exits and safeguarding.