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Award-winning NorseCare appoints temporary labour specialist
Norfolk’s largest care home provider, NorseCare Ltd has appointed the UK’s leading independent experts in managing the supply of temporary staff to the healthcare sector, de Poel health+care.
Based in Norwich, NorseCare manages 23 residential care homes and 14 housing with care schemes across the Norfolk area providing 24-hour care and support for all its residents.
The contract is the first success for de Poel health+care since it was appointed to the MSTAR2 (managed services for temporary agency resource) ESPO public sector procurement framework, will run for up to four years.
Andrew Preston, managing director at de Poel health+care commented: “It’s fantastic to be working with NorseCare, offering it the best staffing solution to provide the highest-level of care and support to its residents.”
Simon Bullimore, procurement and contracts manager at NorseCare Ltd added: “We wanted to do business with people we liked and trusted and we felt that de Poel really understood our business and offered us the best value solution overall. We look forward to working with them.”
Launched in 2013 as a specialist healthcare division of de Poel, de Poel health+care helps its clients optimise relationships with their recruitment agencies, continuously adding value, reducing costs and improving standards across the NHS and wider private health and care sectors.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Alex Henshall .
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