Ndima Healthcare supports people at home and helps care organisations find reliable healthcare professionals. Our services include visiting care, live-in care, personal care, respite care, companionship, hospital discharge support, agency staffing and recruitment for a wide range of healthcare roles.
Whether you are arranging care for yourself, a parent, partner or loved one, or you need compliant healthcare staff for your organisation, our team can talk through what support is needed, the type of role required and the next step.
Choose care at home for families and individuals, or healthcare staffing for organisations that need reliable workers.
We have organised our services into two simple routes so families and organisations can find the right information without digging through a generic services list.
Support at home for adults, older people and families. This includes visiting care, personal care, live-in care, respite care, companionship, help after hospital discharge or a fall, meals and medication prompts.
View care at home services →Staffing support for care homes, nursing homes, hospitals, supported living services and healthcare organisations that need reliable healthcare assistants, nurses, support workers, social workers, doctors, pharmacists and other healthcare professionals.
View staffing services →Care can be arranged around the person’s routines, preferences, risks and the outcomes they want to work towards. Before care begins, we consider care-related risks and create a person-centred care plan.
Flexible home care visits for people who need support at specific times of the day. This may include morning care, lunchtime visits, evening support, companionship and welfare checks.
Respectful support with washing, bathing, dressing, toileting, continence care, getting out of bed and getting ready for bed.
Temporary or regular support when a family carer needs a break, has work commitments, is travelling, is unwell or needs extra help during a difficult period.
Live-in care offers support for people who want to remain in the familiarity of their own home with a carer present for longer periods.
Companionship care can include conversation, hobbies, errands, appointments, community access, meal support and regular check-ins for people living alone.
Short-term or ongoing care after hospital discharge, illness, surgery or a fall. We can support with personal care, meals, medication prompts, routines and family updates.
Support with preparing meals and drinks, encouraging hydration and prompting medication where this forms part of the agreed care plan.
Calm, consistent support for people living with dementia, including reassurance, routines, personal care, meals, medication prompts and respite for family carers.
Support with evening routines, getting ready for bed, reassurance visits and overnight needs where this is part of the assessed care plan.
Good care is more than sending a carer to the door. We consider the person’s needs, risks, preferences, home environment and communication requirements before support begins.
We ask what has changed, what support is needed, what matters to the person and what family or representatives are worried about.
We consider mobility, personal care, meals, medication prompts, routines, communication, home risks and escalation arrangements.
The care plan sets out what support is needed, how it should be delivered and what carers should do if concerns arise.
Care is delivered with respect for privacy, consent, independence, preferences and the person’s daily routine.
Where agreed, families and representatives are kept informed in line with consent, confidentiality and the care plan.
If needs change, or concerns arise, the care plan and risk assessments can be reviewed so support remains appropriate.
High standards in care, staffing and continuous improvement.
Support that recognises families, homes and local relationships.
Clear communication, honest expectations and visible standards.
Reliable routines, familiar support and dependable staffing.
We support healthcare organisations with temporary staffing, long-term staffing support and permanent recruitment across a wide range of healthcare roles.
Our background in healthcare recruitment means we understand the importance of reliable people, compliance, clear communication, professional registration where required, and staff who can work safely within your service standards.
This can include care and support roles as well as wider healthcare roles such as social workers, doctors, pharmacists and other specialist healthcare professionals.
Short-term and longer-term staffing support for care providers and healthcare organisations needing reliable healthcare professionals across clinical, care and support roles.
Discuss agency staffing →Support sourcing suitable candidates for long-term roles, including healthcare assistants, support workers, nurses, social workers, doctors, pharmacists, registered managers and other healthcare professionals.
Discuss permanent recruitment →Staffing support shaped around documentation, right to work, references, DBS checks where applicable, qualifications, professional registration where required, training, safe working and the standards expected in health and social care.
Contact Ndima Healthcare →We can also support recruitment for wider healthcare roles, including social workers, doctors, pharmacists and other specialist healthcare professionals, subject to requirements, compliance checks and availability.
Discuss wider healthcare roles →Ndima Healthcare is based in Peterborough and supports people, families and organisations across nearby communities. Contact us to confirm availability in your exact postcode.
Straight answers for people arranging care at home or looking for healthcare staffing support.
Ndima Healthcare provides visiting care, live-in care, personal care, respite care, companionship, support after hospital discharge or a fall, dementia support, medication and meal prompts, agency staffing and recruitment for wider healthcare roles including healthcare assistants, support workers, nurses, social workers, doctors and pharmacists.
Yes. Personal care can include washing, bathing, dressing, toileting, continence care, getting up in the morning and getting ready for bed, where this is part of the agreed care plan.
Yes. Before care begins, we consider care-related risks and create a person-centred care plan. Care plans and risk assessments can be reviewed when needs change.
Yes. Respite care can provide temporary or regular support when a family carer needs a break, is working, travelling, unwell or needs additional help.
Yes. Subject to assessment and availability, we can support people at home after hospital discharge, illness, surgery or a fall with personal care, meals, medication prompts, routines and check-ins.
Yes. We support healthcare organisations with agency staffing and permanent recruitment, including healthcare assistants, support workers, nurses, social workers, doctors, pharmacists and other healthcare professionals.