Support at Home is registered with the Care Quality Commission (CQC) for the regulated activity “treatment of disease, disorder or injury” (often shortened to TDDI). This means we can provide certain clinical tasks as part of someone’s care, in their own home, instead of them needing to stay in hospital or move into a care setting. Our TDDI registration covers adults only.

Some people need more than help with washing, dressing and meals. They may need support with a feeding tube, a catheter, or a long-term condition such as epilepsy or diabetes. Our TDDI registration lets our trained care team carry out these clinical tasks safely at home, as part of a care plan agreed with you and, where needed, with your GP, district nurses or hospital team.