On 29 August this year, we turned twelve—twelve years of growing into a dependable, innovative, technology-driven organisation that has a voice in global eldercare... Read More
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MD Speak
Dear Reader,
Support Elders has turned twelve, and it gives me great pleasure to connect with you on this joyous occasion.
Someone once said that we should count our age in friends and not years. As we look at the Support Elders family today, we suddenly don’t feel so young, knowing that we carry with us the wisdom and blessings of our innumerable members and well-wishers.
If twelve still sounds young, it is worth remembering that in eldercare years we are much older. As one of the first at-home eldercare services in the country, we have set the standard for integrated care services and are now focusing on empowering families with greater freedom of choice.
Growth, however, does not mean growing apart. At Support Elders we have streamlined our telephonic communication network into a single, 24x7 helpline on 0804 595 8888.
I request you to call this number for any enquiries, service requests, or medical emergencies. All conversations are recorded, enabling swift service assurance, transparent reviews, and timely redressal.
We find heart in the fact that we have so many of you with us. For us it is the biggest assurance that we are walking in the right direction.
