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We are excited to welcome some new starters who have recently joined us!
💚 Carolyn joins us as our new Clinical Nurse Specialist in the North West, bringing a strong clinical background and valuable experience supporting people with complex care needs. She has extensive experience in respiratory care and complex clinical conditions, including tracheostomy management, enteral feeding, cough assist and NIV, alongside supporting and delivering specialist training
💚 Lucy joins us as our new Deputy Manager in the North, bringing a wealth of experience in domiciliary care. She has previously worked in quality, care planning and rota coordination and is looking forward to bringing her knowledge and person-centred approach to the team, working closely with service users, families and colleagues!
💚 Will joins us at Central Office as our Assistant Management Accountant, bringing with him a strong accounting background and valuable experience as an Accounting Supervisor within the commercial industry. He is excited to join the team and is looking forward to identifying new ways to improve efficiencies, introduce streamlined processes, and ultimately help the business save time and continue to grow.
💚 Abbie joins us as our Marketing Executive, based in the Central Office. With a background in Recruitment and Healthcare, she brings experience across Complex Care, Case Management, and Residential/Nursing Homes. Abbie is excited to focus on expanding Apollo Home Healthcare’s online and offline presence!
We are delighted to have you all as part of the Apollo Home Healthcare team and wish you every success in your new roles. We can't wait to see the positive impact you'll make! 🌟
September marks NICU month, something that we support everyday.
For babies and children who require ongoing complex care, leaving neonatal services is just the beginning of a much longer journey.
As they grow, the transition from children’s to adult healthcare can feel overwhelming for families. At Apollo Home Healthcare, we’re here to help make that transition as smooth and supported as possible.
From liaising with commissioners and coordinating assessments, our team takes the lead in planning for the next stage of care.
And importantly, continuity of care matters. Our care teams transition alongside your child as their package of care grows, giving families reassurance and keeping everyone informed throughout the process.
This NICU Month, we’re recognising not just the incredible start to life that NICU teams support, but the continued care, connection and support children and families need as they grow. 💚
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We couldn’t be prouder of our incredible team for successfully completing their 2026 Leadership Programme! 🎉
Over the past nine months, our team of eight have stepped outside their comfort zones, challenged themselves, and embraced every opportunity to learn and grow. They’ve developed new skills in leading and supporting their teams, while also investing in their own personal development.
Throughout the programme, they’ve shown incredible commitment, curiosity and determination and have grown into confident, inspiring leaders who are ready to take the next step in their leadership journey.
A huge well done to the whole team for your fantastic presentations, dedication and willingness to learn. Your hard work has truly paid off, and we couldn’t be prouder of everything you’ve achieved! 👏
A special thank you to Louise Nicolaou and Anthony Donovan for your support and for enabling our team to take this important step in their development. We’re so pleased to see them come away from the programme as even stronger leaders and fantastic members of the Apollo Home Healthcare team.
Well done, what an achievement! 🌟
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