Inna Care

29/01/2026

Inna Care Unveils New Staff Uniforms — Happy Staff, Happy Clients

At Inna Care, we believe that excellent care at home is built on trust, consistency, and genuine human connection. That’s why we’re delighted to introduce our new staff uniforms, now being rolled out across the team—designed to look professional, feel comfortable, and reflect the pride our carers take in their work.

And because we know one simple truth in care: happy staff create happy clients.

A fresh, professional look—without losing the warmth

The new uniform features a smart blue tunic with crisp white piping, creating a clean, professional appearance while remaining friendly and approachable. The Inna Care logo is clearly displayed on the chest, helping clients and families recognise our team immediately.

For many people—especially older adults and those living with dementia—familiarity matters. A consistent uniform provides reassurance and helps clients feel safe and supported from the very first moment the door opens.

Designed for comfort, confidence, and long shifts

Our carers do an incredible job every day, often moving from one home to another and supporting with a wide range of needs. Comfort and practicality were key when choosing the new uniform, offering:

Freedom of movement for active care tasks

A neat and professional fit that helps staff feel confident

Practical pockets for everyday essentials

Clear identification with ID badges and Inna Care branding

When staff feel comfortable and confident, it makes a real difference—carers can focus fully on what matters most: the person in front of them.

Happy staff, happy clients — why it matters

At Inna Care, we invest in our people because we know the impact it has on the people we support. When carers feel valued, supported, and proud to represent their organisation, it shows in the quality of care they provide.

That’s why our new uniforms are more than just a change of clothing—they’re a statement of pride and belonging. A team that feels good in their role is more likely to:

bring warmth and positivity into every home

communicate with kindness and patience

provide consistent, person-centred support

build strong, trusting relationships with clients and families

Happy staff bring calm, confidence, and continuity. Happy clients feel respected, safe, and cared for.

Supporting dignity, trust, and a consistent standard

Uniforms also help create a reliable experience for clients and professionals. They signal:

Professionalism and high standards

Safety and safeguarding, with clear identification

Team support, showing carers are part of a trusted organisation

It’s a practical step that strengthens trust—and trust is at the heart of great care.

A step forward in infection prevention and best practice

Dedicated work uniforms support hygiene and infection prevention by encouraging good routines around laundering and separating workwear from homewear. It’s another way we protect clients, staff, and our wider community.

A message from our leadership

“Our carers are the heart of Inna Care. We want them to feel proud, confident, and comfortable—because when staff feel supported, clients feel the difference. The new uniform reflects our standards and our culture: professional, compassionate, and committed to excellent care at home.”
— Florina Dinsorean, Managing Director

Proud to be Inna Care

We are proud of our team and the compassionate work they do every day. The new uniform is a visible reminder of our shared values—and our promise to deliver safe, respectful, person-centred care.

Inna Care: Happy staff. Happy clients. Excellent care at home.

27/01/2026

When HS, aged 74, returned home after a hospital admission following a fall, the quiet of the house felt louder than ever. Living alone has always been part of HS’s identity—home is not just a place, but a symbol of independence carefully protected over a lifetime.

HS lives with Cerebral Palsy, a lifelong condition affecting movement, posture, balance, and coordination. It has shaped daily life in visible and invisible ways: stiff muscles, unsteady movements, and the constant need to plan each action with intention. Yet CP has never defined who HS is. What defines HS is resilience, determination, and a strong desire to remain in control of their own life.

Following discharge, a care plan was put in place: two carers, five visits a day, each lasting 30 minutes. On paper, this is about personal care, safety, and support. In reality, it is about something much deeper.

Each visit is an opportunity—not just to assist with personal care, but to restore confidence after a fall, to rebuild trust in one’s own body, and to remind HS that independence does not disappear because help is needed.

Our carers arrive not to take over, but to walk alongside. They support safely, encourage choice, and respect routines that matter. Whether it’s preparing a simple meal, supporting mobility, or allowing HS the time and space to do things at their own pace, the focus remains the same: “What can you do today, and how can we support you to do it safely?”

There are moments of frustration, moments of fatigue—but also moments of quiet pride. Sitting down after managing a task independently. Making decisions about the day. Feeling at home again, not like a patient, but like a person in control.

At Inna Care, we believe that care is not just about preventing harm—it’s about enabling life. For HS, that means living safely at home, with dignity, confidence, and the reassurance that support is there when needed, without taking away autonomy.

Because true care doesn’t replace independence.
It protects it.

25/01/2026

20/01/2026

20/01/2026

Happy 93rd Birthday, Gladys!

Today we’re celebrating a truly special lady — Gladys turns 93 and she’s been surrounded by smiles, flowers, and lots of love.

A huge shout-out to Felicia and Amina, Gladys’ wonderful live-in carers, who supports her day in, day out with patience, kindness, and genuine care. And thank you to Asmita, who stepped in to cover Felicia’s break — teamwork like this makes all the difference, and Gladys is always at the heart of it.

Wishing you a day filled with comfort, joy, and beautiful moments, Gladys — you are cherished.

14/01/2026

We’re excited to share some big news… InnaCare is launching a brand-new service today, powered by iSyncMe technology 🎉

✅ What’s new?

This service brings a more modern, measurable and personalised approach to wellbeing support — combining brain mapping with objective measurements and a clear plan you can track over time.

🧠 What the service includes

🔹 Brain mapping (objective measurements) – creating a clear baseline
🔹 Personalised therapies – based on each person’s individual results
🔹 Monitoring of progress over time – so we can see what’s improving and adjust support accordingly
🔹 Latest-generation technology – supporting a more accurate and consistent approach
🔹 Delivered by specialists with continuous international training
🔹 Plus, we are also developing and delivering training courses for psychologists and psychiatrists

🌿 Why this matter

So many people feel stuck with symptoms that are hard to explain or track. With objective measurements and ongoing monitoring, this service aims to bring clarity, structure, and personalised support — with a focus on real-world outcomes and progress.

📍Available now

The device is here, the team is ready, and we are officially live.
If you’re a family member, professional, or organisation supporting people who could benefit from a more personalised, measurable approach — we’d love to talk.

📩 Message us directly to find out more or to book an initial conversation.

tel: 0044178751325
email: office@innacare.co.uk

11/01/2026

Jan Helbin recently shared a few words about his experience with InnaCare — and what he said captures exactly what matters most to us: people caring for people.

Jan is 94 years old and lives alone. For almost two years, he has been supported at home by live-in carers from InnaCare. When Janett asked him, “What do you like about InnaCare?” Jan didn’t talk about routines or schedules. He spoke about character.

In his own words, our carers are “nice workers… very beloved.” And then he explained why:

“Because that’s how they are, you see. That’s their character. That’s why, you see… they like to take care of people, and that’s why they care.”

There’s something powerful in how simple that is.

At InnaCare, we can train for skills — and we do. But the foundation of great care is always kindness, patience, and genuine compassion. It’s the small moments that make home feel safe: a calm voice when someone feels unsure, a warm smile at the door, taking time to listen, and treating each person with dignity and respect.

Jan’s words remind us that what clients feel most is not just what we do, but how we do it — day after day, in the place they love most: their own home.

To our incredible team: thank you for showing up with heart. And to Jan: thank you for trusting us, and for sharing such a meaningful message.

InnaCare — Your wellbeing is our priority. Healing belongs at Home.

04/01/2026