Prestige Nursing & Care Plymouth

Prestige Nursing & Care Plymouth Prestige Nursing + Care Plymouth provide have a quality and experienced team of nurses and care wor

Prestige Nursing + Care has had a presence in Plymouth since 1997 and the variety of services provided are wide. Plymouth has an experienced team of Care Workers and Registered Nurses, many of which whom have been with us for as long as 9 or 10 years! With rigorous pre-employment checks and CRB disclosures, the staff we provide are of the highest quality. We have a good reputation in Plymouth and

the surrounding areas. We pride ourselves in providing a quality and efficient service to private and corporate customers alike. Whether you need a small amount of help or someone for longer periods of time, in your own home or within a care establishment, we have the experience to be able to assist you promptly. The branch has a wide and varied client base and supplies experienced care and nursing staff to homecare clients, care homes, specialist respite centres, day centres, GP surgeries, learning disability homes and day centres, residential schools and occupational health establishments. We also have specialist staff available for more complex care needs. From this variety of services and continual thrive to develop comes a great opportunity to work with Prestige Nursing + Care. We offer flexible hours, rewarding roles and competitive salaries, bonus schemes and members benefits.

What are the advantages of being a carer?Being a carer offers many practical benefits such as flexibility and a good wor...
21/07/2025

What are the advantages of being a carer?

Being a carer offers many practical benefits such as flexibility and a good work-life balance while allowing you to make a positive impact in someone’s life. The good news is demand for care work is only expected to rise, so there is no better time to embark on this job path.

If you are considering a job in care, you may have questions such as: “What is it like being a carer?” or “What are the pros and cons of being a carer?”. Don’t worry we have you covered, read more below…

Some advantages include…

- Making a difference – one of the main reasons why people choose care work is because of the positive difference it makes to someone’s life. As a professional carer the emotional support and companionship you provide can make a real positive difference in the lives of those you care for.

- Flexible working hours - A variety of different working hours and rotas mean it’s possible to find shifts that fit in with your life situation.

- A variety of job opportunities - There are plenty of job opportunities available from care professionals to complex care assistants and demand is only expected to grow.

At Prestige Nursing & Care we are always looking for compassionate and dedicated people to join our team. We believe in supporting our carers in every aspect of their career so that they have the training and resources necessary to provide our clients with outstanding care. You can learn more about our recruitment process here https://www.prestige-nursing.co.uk/jobs/carer-jobs/

Colleagues, do you know someone who may be interested in joining one of our teams? Get in touch with us at referafriend@...
18/07/2025

Colleagues, do you know someone who may be interested in joining one of our teams? Get in touch with us at referafriend@prestige-nursing.co.uk and earn some extra money!

We're always looking for fantastic new starters to join our teams and, as a valued Prestige Nursing & Care colleague, you are one of the best ambassadors for our business.

Happy referring!

*Amber Heat Health Alert*The UK Health Security Agency has now issued an Amber Heat Health Alert for some parts of Engla...
11/07/2025

*Amber Heat Health Alert*

The UK Health Security Agency has now issued an Amber Heat Health Alert for some parts of England, valid until Monday 14 July at 9.00am, with temperatures expected to exceed 30°C.

High temperatures can put people at risk, especially older adults, young children, and those with underlying health conditions. Health and care services may face more pressure, and indoor spaces could become dangerously warm.

Top tips to stay safe:

For clients:

• offer water regularly
• keep curtains/blinds closed during the hottest parts of the day
• encourage light, loose clothing
• avoid outings between 11am–3pm
• use fans or ventilation safely
• apply sunscreen and wear hats when outside
• watch for signs of heat exhaustion: dizziness, nausea, confusion, heavy sweating

For colleagues:

• stay hydrated and carry water with you
• take your breaks in cool or shaded places
• wear SPF 30+ if outdoors for long periods

Stay informed:

You can sign up for alerts and read more guidance here:

https://www.nhs.uk/live-well/seasonal-health/heatwave-how-to-cope-in-hot-weather/
https://ukhsa.blog.gov.uk/2025/06/11/heat-health-what-you-need-to-know-for-summer-2025/

We have also shared guidance on our team portal.

Let’s keep ourselves and those we care for safe during the heatwave!

*Yellow Heat Health Alert*The UK Health Security Agency has issued a Yellow Heat Health Alert for some parts of England,...
10/07/2025

*Yellow Heat Health Alert*

The UK Health Security Agency has issued a Yellow Heat Health Alert for some parts of England, valid until Tuesday 15 July at 10am, with temperatures expected to exceed 30°C.

High temperatures can put people at risk, especially older adults, young children, and those with underlying health conditions. Health and care services may face more pressure, and indoor spaces could become dangerously warm.

Top tips to stay safe:

For clients:

• offer water regularly
• keep curtains/blinds closed during the hottest parts of the day
• encourage light, loose clothing
• avoid outings between 11am–3pm
• use fans or ventilation safely
• apply sunscreen and wear hats when outside
• watch for signs of heat exhaustion: dizziness, nausea, confusion, heavy sweating

For colleagues:

• stay hydrated and carry water with you
• take your breaks in cool or shaded places
• wear SPF 30+ if outdoors for long periods

Stay informed:

You can sign up for alerts and read more guidance here:

https://ukhsa.blog.gov.uk/2025/06/11/heat-health-what-you-need-to-know-for-summer-2025/

https://www.nhs.uk/live-well/seasonal-health/heatwave-how-to-cope-in-hot-weather/

We have also shared guidance on our team portal.
Let’s keep ourselves and those we care for safe during the heatwave!

What is Complex Care?Complex care is specialist support provided to individuals who have multiple or interrelated health...
04/07/2025

What is Complex Care?

Complex care is specialist support provided to individuals who have multiple or interrelated health issues that require a higher level of dedicated care and support than more standard care services.

Who can benefit from complex care?

Anyone with ongoing or complex care needs could benefit from complex care including:

• Individuals with degenerative conditions like dementia, Parkinson’s disease and multiple sclerosis
• Stroke care
• Cancer care
• Individuals with physical disabilities such as muscular dystrophy and cerebral palsy
• Individuals with respiratory conditions
• Anyone that is about to be discharged from a hospital but faces a substantial recovery process
• Anyone requiring a cost-effective alternative to residential care facilities or nursing homes
• Palliative / End of life care

Prestige Nursing & Care can provide you or a loved one with the care you need, from condition-led care to expert nurse-led care.

For more information on Complex Care and how Prestige Nursing & Care can support you, visit our website here https://www.prestige-nursing.co.uk/blogs/what-is-complex-care-prestige-nursing-care/

Happy Disability Pride Month! Today we are shining the spotlight on Disability Pride Month which was founded in 1990 wit...
03/07/2025

Happy Disability Pride Month!

Today we are shining the spotlight on Disability Pride Month which was founded in 1990 with the aim of raising awareness and promoting the inclusion of people with disabilities. It also creates conversations among people who are not part of the disabled community on how best to support people with disabilities.

In 2019 Ann Magill created the Disability Pride flag shown below with the colours representing each type of disability:

- Red – physical disabilities
- Gold/yellow – neurodivergence
- White – invisible and undiagnosed disabilities
- Blue – mental health conditions and illnesses
- Green – sensory disabilities

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The Disability support services website has a list of things to know and do when supporting the dignity of disabled people. You can read these here https://ow.ly/QTZu50WkuBY

Want to get involved? Here are some events you can join:

- Scope are hosting a free online event on the 23rd July ‘Turning Prejudice into Pride’. You can join their free online event here https://ow.ly/Vtk050WkuBZ

- Inclusion talk series (Disability Pride Month) – boldly belong online event on the 22nd July. Register for your free ticket here https://ow.ly/bBgO50WkuCP

02/07/2025

📣 Did you know there are ten different support groups for unpaid carers in Plymouth?

These sessions give you the opportunity to meet others, gain support, information and advice, and have a break from your caring role.

Find out more at ➡️ https://ow.ly/ikhF50W5St8

This week marks World Wellbeing Week, a chance to raise awareness and promote conversations about good mental and physic...
25/06/2025

This week marks World Wellbeing Week, a chance to raise awareness and promote conversations about good mental and physical wellbeing.

We thought we would take this opportunity to share some important mental and physical wellbeing tips. It’s important that you…

- Get good sleep – sleep is important for repairing the body and for rest which improves your mood and reduces the sense of anxiety.

- Connect with others – Spending time with those you love and talking about how you feel can instantly improve your mood and mental wellbeing.

- Live a healthy life – having a balanced diet and staying healthy can impact our mood positively as we have the right nutrients.

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If you would like to find out more, Mates in Mind have some resources and support available on their website https://ow.ly/tbrj50WgaqA

An exciting opportunity has come up for a Recruitment Officer within our Plymouth team - please contact Emma on 01752 21...
24/06/2025

An exciting opportunity has come up for a Recruitment Officer within our Plymouth team - please contact Emma on 01752 213213 for more information or an informal discussion.

Alternatively you can email plymouth@prestige-nursing.co.uk

Job Title: Recruitment OfficerLocation: PlymouthSalary: £23,500 PAHours: Monday to Friday availability to meet demands of the branch Some flexibly needed in unsocial hours to cover the needs of the branch such as weekend recruitment/ marketing events. Are you looking forRead More

This week marks Men's Health Week.Why is it important to focus on and raise awareness of men's health?According to the B...
12/06/2025

This week marks Men's Health Week.

Why is it important to focus on and raise awareness of men's health?

According to the BUPA Wellbeing Index:

• '43% of working British men are urging their employers to provide greater mental health support.
• 50% of men have struggled with mental health difficulties at some point, yet fewer than half have sought medical advice.
• 37% of UK men admit actively hiding their mental health issues from their partners.
• 30% of men surveyed said they didn’t know where to turn for advice or support.
• 65% of employees recognise that stigma around men’s mental health remains strong’

https://ow.ly/uJrE50W73wT

Need support? The Men's Health Forum has some materials that could benefit you...

- A Man MOT. Want to check your health in a quick and easy way? why not try this quick health check you can do from home https://ow.ly/2x1h50W73wX

- Know your numbers. Click the following link to find out the key numbers you should stick to, to stay healthy https://ow.ly/5lnw50W73wU

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The following NHS Professionals website has some important free information including tips and tools for managing stress, essential vitamins and minerals for men, looking after your physical health and more https://ow.ly/fuXF50W73wV.

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