Promedica24 Chester

02/09/2025

Promedica24 Chester - is NINE years old 🤩🥳

9 years of the best live-in care for our clients.

9 years of making a difference to the care sector.

9 years of connections with other wonderful businesses supporting our older community (and their families !)

9 years of working with the NHS and Cheshire West & Chester.
......... and there is still SO MUCH MORE TO ACHIEVE 💪

22/08/2025

Promedica24 Cheshire showcasing the best in social care at Oakfield Croft Care Home, Sale. Working with fellow care providers, financial and legal experts and allied healthcare providers for the benefit of the local communities we serve 😀

13/07/2025

All ready for a day of care conversations and connections at Warrington Disability Awareness Day - the biggest event of its kind at n the UK.
Promedica24 Chester - showcasing the best live in care choices in the area 😀

13/07/2024

Wonderful day Warrington Wellbeing Festival.
So many conversations about care and supporting older people.
Thank you to Becca Percival and Neil Lewis for organising.
Also to Andrew Collier Photography for the photographs - most kind of you 🥰

18/06/2024

Many older people "get by" at home with support from their family. Then an 'event' happens - such as a fall - and things become much more difficult. This is the story of how Promedica24 Cheshire helped one lady to get the care she needed, and stay in her own home.

Getting the right care for mum, after a fall and a diagnosis of dementia is a challenge for all the family.

07/02/2024

So proud that Promedica24 Chester helped keep this lady safe and independent at home - whilst lifting the burden of care from her daughter.
If the story resonates with you, then please let me know your thoughts in the comments below.
https://cheshirelaterlifehub.co.uk/a-daughter-becomes-her-mums-carer/

02/01/2024

I started Promedica24 Chester & Cheshire to make a difference to those living with old age, frailty and illness.
Supporting the Hospice of the Good Shepherd with their Bauble Appeal helped make that difference for those with loved-ones in their care over the Christmas holidays. The Hospice needs £11,000 per day to keep caring for the local community when it comes to terminal illness.
On a very personal level, the Bauble was there for the father-in-law that I never met. He sadly died from cancer before I knew Jane. The Hospice in Bristol (St. Peter's) was a source of comfort for all my wife's family during that difficult time.
As I come to take this year's decorations down, this Bauble is a poignant symbol that not everyone is as fortunate as myself - and having a Hospice locally is not to be taken for granted.