Delivering high quality domiciliary care depends on more than compassionate staff. It relies on a clear, well managed rota that keeps carers on time, supports consistent care, and helps teams respond quickly to change. As demand for home care grows, managing rotas efficiently has become more important than ever.
2026 marks a significant milestone for Care Control. Not only are we celebrating 10 years of supporting care providers, but we have also reached a major industry first. Care Control is the first Digital Social Care…
Built around you: Meet the team shaping the future of Care Control Choosing a digital care system is about more than features. It is about confidence in the people behind it. At Care Control, our dedicated Product Team exists…
Welcoming Leigh to Care Control as Chief Technology Officer As Care Control continues to invest in technology that genuinely supports care teams day to day, strengthening our leadership team is a key part of that journey. We are pleased…
GP Connect and adult social care: key takeaways from our webinar with Alison Taylor Recently, we hosted a webinar with GP Connect expert Alison Taylor, focusing on how GP Connect is improving information sharing between health and social care…
What does a good rota look like in the care sector? Or should we be asking a different question Why rotas matter more than ever in the care sector In the care sector, rotas are often viewed as…
Switching care management systems A practical checklist to change software without disrupting care Switching care management systems is not a decision most care providers take lightly. If anything, it is often delayed far longer than it should be…
Recording activities in care: How Care Control makes it simple When we think about quality care, it’s easy to focus on personal care tasks, medication, and health monitoring. But there’s another vital part of care that shouldn’t be overlooked -…
The social care sector in the UK faces mounting financial strain. Costs are climbing faster than funding, and local authorities, providers and families are all feeling the impact. Funding isn’t keeping pace with demand According to The King’s Fund, local…
Running engaging, meaningful activities in a care setting is a vital part of promoting wellbeing, reducing isolation, and supporting person-centred care. But with time and budget pressures facing many care providers, organising regular activities can often fall down the priority…
