Visiting care teams
Describe the type of visits, the responsibilities involved and the care experience your service needs.
Discuss visiting careDomiciliary care staffing
Care workers, senior carers and coordinators for care delivered at home. Talk to CMB about your service, the people you need and the routines they will be part of.
CARE THAT FITS A PERSON’S EVERYDAY LIFE
Domiciliary care takes place in people’s own homes. The setting is personal: their routines, their preferences and their way of doing things.
Your service has its own routines, localities and expectations. Share the skills and cover you need. We’ll discuss experience, suitability and availability before any assignment is agreed.

Built around your service
Describe the type of visits, the responsibilities involved and the care experience your service needs.
Discuss visiting careShare the areas covered, transport expectations, travel time and any lone-working or double-up arrangements.
Discuss your localityTalk through regular cover, handovers, induction and the named contact supporting staff in the community.
Discuss team coverPeople for care at home
Explore the career areas relevant to your service and describe the responsibilities in your staffing brief.
Explore the roles and current recruitment status on our careers page.
A clear first conversation
The provider, localities, contact person and proposed working pattern. Keep personal service-user information out of the initial enquiry.
The responsibilities, experience, training and specific competencies needed for the assignment.
Travel, visit length, induction, handover, escalation and the terms that will be agreed before any assignment starts.
Share your staffing requirement with CMB and start with a conversation.