Provider and regulatory position
MoreLoved Care Ltd is an active company and a CQC-registered homecare provider. The regulated activity is Personal care. The current location is rated Good and is managed by Sharon Mvundura as the registered manager.
For Professionals
Clear assurance for commissioning and provider oversight
Commissioners need accurate service scope, accountable leadership and evidence that operational controls translate into practice. This page summarises MoreLoved Care’s current position and routes to further controlled information.
Who this is for
Local-authority, NHS, CHC, procurement, brokerage and quality commissioners
What you will learn
Assess provider suitability and identify available assurance evidence without exposing confidential operational detail.
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0115 681 2514Current service offer
The organisation considers approved adult and children or young people’s homecare packages across Nottingham and agreed areas of Nottinghamshire. Service pages set out current Personal care, daily-living, medication, hospital-discharge, respite and extended-support routes, together with explicit clinical and specialist-service boundaries.
Governance and accountability
Operational assurance includes care-plan and risk review, medication and record checks, incidents, complaints, safeguarding, missed or late visits, staff training, supervision, rota risks, action ownership and follow-up verification. Management controls are intended to identify high-risk matters before routine administration.
Workforce assurance
Recruitment, induction, training, observed practice, probation, supervision and competency controls are matched to role and task. Higher-risk duties are restricted until competence is assessed and recorded. Audit, complaint and incident learning can trigger retraining or reassessment.
Safeguarding and quality
Staff are required to report abuse, neglect, injury, deterioration, medication error, missed care and environmental risks. Complaints and feedback are logged with ownership and timescales, and learning can lead to care-plan, risk, training or operational change.
Referral and mobilisation
Professional referrals use a secure structured route. Suitability, staffing, information, equipment, funding and start arrangements are reviewed before acceptance. Commissioners receive agreed communication, performance and escalation arrangements through the contract or package documentation.
Controlled evidence
Public documents are available through the professional library. Additional evidence can be shared through proportionate due diligence, subject to confidentiality, data protection and security. Personal records, staff-level confidential information and system vulnerabilities are not published openly.
Developing services
Supported living and specialist autism and learning disability provision remain in development and are not presented as available. Future commissioning information will be released only after the relevant regulatory and operational gates are complete.
Answers
Frequently asked questions.
The current location is rated Good. The official CQC page remains the primary live source and is linked from the CQC page.
Yes. The request is reviewed for relevance, confidentiality and the appropriate secure sharing route.
Operational issues are allocated to named owners with due dates, evidence and management verification before closure.
The service considers role, training, competence, availability, preferences, risks and any task-specific requirements.
No. They remain in development and are not available for current placement or referral.
Next step
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