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Rebranding Unveiled: Angel HomeCare Transforms into CareRight

Photograph from CareRight launch party showing the mayor, Manny hussain owner and care managers Kelly Stevens and Marie Ebsworth
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2023 04th October · 3 min read

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In an exciting development for the world of domiciliary care, Angel HomeCare is all set to undergo a major transformation and rebranding. The transition marks a significant milestone in the company's journey to provide top-notch care services, and it will now be known as CareRight. This rebranding not only signifies a change in name but also represents a commitment to delivering even better care solutions for individuals in need. Let's delve into the details of this noteworthy transformation.


The Evolution of Angel HomeCare


A Legacy of Compassionate Care

Angel HomeCare has long been a trusted name in domiciliary care, known for its dedication to providing quality care to those who require assistance with daily activities. The company has a rich history of serving the community, ensuring that individuals can continue to lead fulfilling lives in the comfort of their own homes.


Introducing CareRight: A New Beginning


A Fresh Identity

Under its new identity, CareRight aims to bring about a fresh wave of innovation and compassion to domiciliary care. This rebranding isn't just about a new name; it's about redefining the standards of care services.


Enhanced Services

With the rebranding, CareRight is introducing an array of enhanced services designed to cater to the diverse needs of its clients. These services will encompass a wide range of care options, ensuring that everyone can find the support they require.


Personalised Care Plans

One of the standout features of CareRight's rebranding is its commitment to personalised care plans. Each client will receive a tailored care plan that caters specifically to their unique needs, ensuring that they receive the best care possible.


What to Expect from CareRight


Comprehensive Care

CareRight will continue to provide a comprehensive suite of care services, including:


  • Personal Care: Assisting with daily grooming and hygiene needs.
  • Companionship: Offering companionship and emotional support.
  • Meal Preparation: Preparing nutritious meals tailored to individual dietary requirements.
  • Medication Management: Ensuring timely and accurate medication administration.
  • Household Assistance: Assisting with light housekeeping and daily chores.

Trained and Compassionate Caregivers

CareRight's team of caregivers is not only highly trained but also deeply compassionate. They understand the importance of providing care with empathy and respect, making them the ideal choice for individuals seeking domiciliary care services.


The Road Ahead


The transformation and new look to CareRight signifies a commitment to continuously improve and innovate in the field of domiciliary care. The company's vision is to set new standards for excellence and redefine what it means to provide care at home.


The evolution to CareRight, shows the future of domiciliary care looks brighter than ever. The rebranding represents a promise to deliver even higher levels of personalised care, ensuring that individuals can maintain their independence and quality of life. With a team of dedicated caregivers and a wide range of services, CareRight is poised to make a positive impact in the lives of those it serves.


Frequently Asked Questions


What prompted the rebranding of Angel HomeCare to CareRight?

The rebranding is a strategic move to enhance the company's identity and commitment to providing exceptional domiciliary care services.


Will the quality of care be affected by the rebranding?

On the contrary, the rebranding is aimed at improving the quality of care. CareRight is dedicated to providing even better, personalised care services.


How can I access CareRight's services?

You can easily access CareRight's services by visiting our website or contacting our customer service team.


Are CareRight's caregivers trained and certified?

Yes, all CareRight caregivers undergo rigorous training and are certified to provide domiciliary care services.


What sets CareRight apart from other domiciliary care providers?

CareRight's commitment to personalised care plans and compassionate caregivers sets it apart, ensuring that each client receives the best possible care.

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