Home Care Providers Owned by Supreme Care Services Ltd in London

I would advise anyone who is thinking of employing these people..think again!

And the carers enjoy commenting and annoying my mother and myself over my as they would say inability to provide adequate care with no evidence to back up their claims.

My son ended up in Hospital Resus. The carers didn't monitor him properly. Fed him an uncooked ready meal with chicken. They said they couldn't work the 'microwave oven'. It was a small tabletop oven!! He didn't need that, he needed medical care, not feeding. He is still in hospital, after Fire Service breaking in to save him. The wrong keys were given to ambulance. Now he is locked out and we cannot access what he needs. 'Supreme Care' haven't offered any help at all. Money missing. It may be in the flat, locked in with the keys. Appalling Care. Messed up lives.

My husband was cared for by a team from Supreme care services for the last four months of his life. The staff were kind and considerate and never seemed rushed. They were very attentive to his needs. It was good to be able to see a small number of familiar faces and my husband who had memory problems got to recognise and know them. I also really appreciated the support they gave me over this time.

In short, I cannot currently conceive of not using this carer for my service needs going forward.

Very pleased with the care and service. Our main carer has helped us no end with help with my mother's illnesses and her aggressive behaviour which our carer has to deal with on a day-to-day basis, always with a smile and such care and compassion. I know if I'm at work, my mum is always in good hands. Very kind and professional.

I have very excellent, understanding, gentle, caring care provided to my father by his carer. They not only help and care for my father, but support me. He has become a family member rather than only carer.

Not turning up at all for day or turning up late for early morning calls and my mum left in a wet bed. Lying on the time sheet. Overall not at all pleased with the service and why are they putting carers with people that live a long way from them.

I do not recommend anyone to go forward with using this company.

I have given this company one star as there is no availability to give a zero. My mother was under the care of Supreme Care for a number of months. During this time, the carers arrived hours later than their recommended time. They issued medication to her, leaving it in egg cups or on slices of bread. This was never recorded in the log. My mum had dementia and could have thrown tablets away. On Saturday 4/9/21 I was not scheduled to visit my mum. The carer should have been there at 8am. I had been trying to call my mum from about 8:30, but I couldn't get her. I went to check she was OK at 9:30 and found her on the floor at the side of her bed. The carer did not turn up until 10:08. On the 5/9/21 I was due to take her to the hospital for a routine check-up and when I went to collect her at 11:30 I found her tablets on half a slice of bread by the side of her bed. This would have been her morning medication. This is not acceptable practice. Do not use this company!

Don't use this company. I have waited to write this review as we have been fighting with social services due to the service my nan received. They were arriving 2-3 hours late to calls regularly, staying for less time than they should, completing the book in the morning for the full day, and not leaving notes. They were leaving her tablets in egg cups or on bread and not writing it in the books. When asked to provide evidence by social services they stated the logs were lost. One of the coordinators is disgustingly rude. They made up lies stating that we as a family didn’t call to declare my nan's death which is a lie. We lost my nan in September. Safeguarding claim that it was not due to Supreme homecare, however it is important to note that the medication being left in egg cups or on bread were infact the medication for her heart and COPD, which is what my nan passed away from.