I am absolutely delighted to share some brilliant news with this community today. Jeff Jen Care Plus Limited, a home care provider based in Oxford, has been granted another regulated activity and a service specialism by the Care Quality Commission: ✅ Treatment of Disease, Disorder or Injury (TDDI) is a nursing registration that enables the service to provide complex clinical care within the community ✅ Supported Living is expanding its registered scope to support people with more complex needs in their own homes and community settings This is a genuinely significant achievement. And I am so proud to have supported Jeff Jen Care Plus Limited through every step of this registration journey. 🔍 What does this actually mean? Adding a regulated activity to a CQC registration is not a simple process. It requires a robust application, detailed evidence of clinical governance, clear policies and procedures aligned with the new activity, and a compelling demonstration to the CQC that the provider has the leadership, systems, and capacity to deliver the new service safely and effectively. For Jeff Jen Care Plus Limited, achieving both TDDI and Supported Living registration at the same time represents months of focused work, commitment, and leadership from their team, and the result is a service that can now support a significantly wider range of people with complex health and social care needs. The TDDI registration, in particular, opens the door to supporting people with conditions requiring clinical intervention in the community, including catheter care, PEG feeding, complex medication management, tracheostomy care, and much more. This is nurse-led, clinically governed care, and it makes a real difference to the lives of people who might otherwise face unnecessary hospital admissions or limited community support. Supported Living registration means the service can now formally support people to live independently in their own homes with the right level of care around them a model of care that is at the heart of what person-centred support looks like.

You made it. Again. Another week of: ✓ Care plans that needed writing ✓ Audits that needed finishing ✓ Staff rotas that needed fixing ✓ CQC guidance that needs to be read ✓ Emails that are still sitting in the drafts folder (no judgement 😂) ✓ That one person who called at 4:58 pm on a Friday And yet here you are. Still standing. Still caring. Still showing up. That deserves to be acknowledged. Before you close the laptop and disappear into your weekend, I want to remind you of something... Your Classroom is FULL of good stuff. If you haven’t explored the Classroom section of this community yet, this weekend is the perfect excuse. Here’s what’s in there waiting for you: ✅ FREE resources — because good information should be accessible to everyone in care: — Daily Notes free course — the one that transforms how your team documents care 💰 PAID resources — because your career and your service are worth investing in: — Mock CQC Inspection Checklist — use it now, before CQC does — Registered Manager Induction Pack £47 — the complete 90-day CQC readiness programme — Care Coordinator Starter Pack £27 — everything your coordinator needs to do the job brilliantly — Deputy Manager Interview Prep £47 — walk into that interview ready and confident Here’s the truth: one of those resources could save you hours of stress, help a member of your team step up, or give you the confidence to walk into an inspection knowing you are ready. That’s not a bad return for a Friday evening browse! So — go enjoy your weekend. You’ve earned it. But before you do — drop a comment below 👇 What’s the ONE thing you are most proud of from this week? However small. However quiet. We want to hear it. Because in this community, we celebrate each other. 🌟 Happy Friday, everyone. See you next week. #CQCComplianceNetworkUK #FridayFeeling #HappyFriday #UKCare #CareLeadership #RegisteredManagers #HomeCare #ResidentialCare #YouMadeIt #CQCCompliance #Classroom