Care Provided by AS Care (Bradford)
Duration of Care
- Ongoing / Long Term
Age Ranges
- Older Person Care (65+)
- Younger Adult Care (18-65)
Level of Care
Personal Care
- Washing & Dressing
Specialist Care Conditions
- Dementia
- Physical Disability
- Visual / Hearing Impairment
Funding & Fees
Daily Charges per Person
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Funding Types Accepted
- Private Funding (Self-funded)
- Direct Payments (from Local Authority/NHS)
- Local Authority (Contracted Provider)
- NHS (Contracted Provider)
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Group / Owner
- AS Care Ltd
- Private Owned
Person in charge
- Samina Sheikh (Manager)
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AS Care (Bradford) Reviews (1)
2.8
AS Care (Bradford) has a Review Score of 2.8 (2.833) out of 10, based on 1 reviews in the last 2 years.
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Review from T G (Wife of Client) published on 8 October 2026 Date of experience: July 2026•Submitted via Website•
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Again it's coordinators who do not know how to coordinate the jobs.
After 6 weeks in hospital, we were told my husband could not have his original time slot of 9am, which was better with a certain carer who was punctual.
After 6 weeks in hospital, we were told my husband could not have his original time slot of 9am, which was better with a certain carer who was punctual.
We agreed to 10am however new carers not punctual, times slots changing...
Again it's coordinators who do not know how to coordinate the jobs.
After 6 weeks in hospital, we were told my husband could not have his original time slot of 9am, which was better with a certain carer who was punctual.
We agreed to 10am however new carers not punctual, times slots changing everyday to the point I have to give my husband breakfast after 11.15am when it is time critical with the meds he takes.
Coordinators don't bother ringing clients if there is a change or delay which messes up our morning routine daily as I also work.
We are flexible by 15 mins but to wait over 30 mins to over an hour is ridiculous.
There is no need to change clients times on a daily basis, it's up to the corordinator or carer to inform the client if they are going to be late straight away!!
After 6 weeks in hospital, we were told my husband could not have his original time slot of 9am, which was better with a certain carer who was punctual.
We agreed to 10am however new carers not punctual, times slots changing everyday to the point I have to give my husband breakfast after 11.15am when it is time critical with the meds he takes.
Coordinators don't bother ringing clients if there is a change or delay which messes up our morning routine daily as I also work.
We are flexible by 15 mins but to wait over 30 mins to over an hour is ridiculous.
There is no need to change clients times on a daily basis, it's up to the corordinator or carer to inform the client if they are going to be late straight away!!
We've had problems with the timings for nearly 3 years now!!
↩Reply from Amanda Waterhouse, Assistant Manager at AS Care (Bradford)
Thank you for taking the time to leave your feedback.
We are sorry to hear of the difficulties you have experienced with the consistency and timing of your husband's morning calls, particularly following his return home from hospital. We appreciate the impact that delays and changes to call...
Thank you for taking the time to leave your feedback.
We are sorry to hear of the difficulties you have experienced with the consistency and timing of your husband's morning calls, particularly following his return home from hospital. We appreciate the impact that delays and changes to call times can have on your morning routine.
We also recognise the importance of keeping clients and their families informed where there are unavoidable delays or changes to scheduled visits, and we are reviewing the concerns you have raised with our coordination team.
We value your feedback and will continue to work with you to improve the consistency of your husband's care arrangements.
Kind regards,
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How much does AS Care (Bradford) cost?
The agency lists fees between £24 and £26 for hourly visiting care. Funding accepted: Private Funding (Self-funded), Direct Payments (from Local Authority/NHS), Local Authority (Contracted Provider), NHS (Contracted Provider).
How many Carers does AS Care (Bradford) employ?
AS Care (Bradford) employs 150 carers.
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