Supportive technology provider supports home care drive

Care Safe, a tech-enabled provider transforming home-based healthcare across the UK, has been awarded a place on Essex County Council’s new Live at Home Framework for the provision of domiciliary care services across the county.

The six-year framework supports adults aged 18 and over to live safely and independently in their own homes.

Care Safe has been appointed as a Tier 2 provider for multiple Essex districts following a rigorous procurement process assessing both quality and value.

Samit Kumar Biswas, chief executive and founder of Care Safe, said: “This recognition highlights our team’s dedication and our use of innovative technology to deliver compassionate, high-quality care directly to people’s homes.

“Our mission is to make home-based healthcare the norm, ensuring every person receives the right support, at the right time, in the comfort of their own surroundings.”

Since April 2023, Care Safe has been operating in Southend-on-Sea, where it established its first regional operations and began delivering essential doorstep healthcare services to local residents.

Today, the company provides round-the-clock support across London, Essex, Telford, and Port Talbot, offering services including non-emergency patient transport, personal care, blood tests, remote health monitoring,, and fall-prevention technology.

Its appointment to the framework further strengthens its position as a trusted and innovative provider, combining technology with human compassion to enhance the quality, safety, and accessibility of care across Essex and beyond.

Jeff Cole, an Essex resident and a double amputee, who regularly uses Care Safe’s transport service, said: “The service has truly opened up my world, allowing me to leave the house confidently and regain my independence.

“The drivers are always professional, and every journey from A to B feels effortless.

“As an Essex resident and a regular Care Safe customer, I’m delighted to hear that the service is now part of Essex County Council’s new Live at Home Framework.”