[Nurse Case manager] He regularly checks in and visits me to make sure everything’s ok. He’s very friendly and always let’s me know to call him if I have any issues.

HFH is a really kind company and I think that so far in 30 years [of receiving care is] by far the best company that we have been with. The people that you employ (carers and offices staff) are a much higher calibre than what I have experienced in the past and much more educated. Nurses ringing me up to find out how things are going and catching up with us is quite compassionate

We are now 4 weeks into our association with HFH and wanted our feedback on record. We have been delighted with the service provided from initial meeting, through familiarisation visits, to the carers becoming established in our home, it has all been seamless. The follow up and support from the nurse management team has been excellent too. We cannot speak highly enough of the carers themselves. All are friendly, skilled, adaptable and empathetic. We had expected to spend this last chapter surrounded by family and friends but COVID-19 has meant we rely on ‘Strangers’… Except they are not, all are becoming friends and the support of each and every one of them is invaluable. Thank You!

[Nurse Case manager] does her job perfectly all the time. She’s helpful, caring, listens and is very good at communicating. She does her job all the time from the heart and is the best nurse!

I want to congratulate my carers in the way I am being cared for, ‘My little family,’ especially when I am ill. Hence the importance of carers knowing everything about the client as a whole. I am blessed as someone with several ailments, knowing every sign and symptoms is imperative e.g. when my Hickman Line is infected I do not present as someone who has an infection, I present differently. Thanks to [Nurse Case Manager], the carers have been taught the difference. Without being dramatic this knowledge saved me on many occasions. On my last admission I was extremely ill but my carers obtained swift medical care. This was knowing me as a whole and the importance of knowing the differences between infections. HFH, thank you for the carers I have and the teaching

I would like to thank the Nurse Case Manager who drove across London to change my tracheostomy, which was showing dangerous signs of infection on Bank Holiday Saturday. Not only could this not have waited until the next working day but she arrived in the best of good humour by 9 AM. I remain not only extremely grateful but also impressed by her devotion to duty about which I would like to draw your attention for this was an example of excellent care