BGS Healthcare Ltd

for you to sort out a consistent team of carers, is anyone in the office, access to managers not available.
You can be subjected to times changing, no notice, as are carers. The next day carer's list not sent until early evening thus ensuring payment still due, as 24-hour notice not possible.
Today I called the office and the mind-blowing reaction was just humiliation. Asked why I preferred certain carers, then told I should be grateful as last night carers stopped by after 10pm in own time to care. They are the reason these are requested but now told unavailable. The care service, like the brochure says, is ignored.
The client's needs, their dignity, their existence does not apply.

weather. Their staff are well trained, professional, friendly, polite and demonstrated sincere interest in his well being, even to the point of joining him and my mother at Coffee Mornings. Their daily visits and conversations became part of my mother's social life.
In the last few weeks, my father had to be moved into full-time care which means that we will no longer need BGS' services. What they did for my father was very demanding both physically and emotionally, requiring retraining in the use of new equipment specific to him and liaising with the NHS to share information when required.
I would not hesitate to recommend them and be used as a reference.

medicines without knowing I am blind and need assistance to take them. The carers at BGS do not stay the full allocated time period and do things in a rush to get things done and leave especially at bedtime. There seem to be more men carers than women and they fail to understand how to dress a woman, such as putting on a bra properly. BGS has a communication problem with their employees and their clients that needs to be addressed.