Trinity Homecare is pleased to announce the appointment of Chloe Bruce-Rae as Registered Manager for its East of England branch, further strengthening the leadership of its local visiting care service.
In her new role, Chloe will be responsible for overseeing the day-to-day delivery of care across the branch, supporting the care team and ensuring clients receive safe, reliable and person-centred support within their own homes.
Chloe’s appointment reflects Trinity Homecare’s commitment to maintaining high standards of care through strong local leadership. She will work closely with clients, families, carers and healthcare professionals to ensure that every care plan responds to the individual’s needs, preferences and circumstances.
Alongside overseeing the quality and safety of the service, Chloe will focus on supporting and developing the local team. Her leadership will help ensure carers have the guidance, training and resources they need to provide compassionate care consistently.
Strengthening homecare across the East of England
Trinity Homecare’s East of England team provides personalised visiting care to people who need additional support to continue living safely and independently at home.
Care can be adapted as an individual’s circumstances change, from companionship and help with everyday routines to more comprehensive assistance with personal care, mobility and medication.
As Registered Manager, Chloe will play an important role in developing the service while preserving the personal approach that clients and their families value. Her focus will remain on listening to those receiving care, building trusted relationships and ensuring that support makes a meaningful difference to everyday life.
Speaking about her appointment, Chloe said:
“I’m delighted to take on the role of Registered Manager for Trinity Homecare East of England. It is a privilege to lead a team that is so committed to making a positive difference to people’s lives. I’m looking forward to working closely with our clients, families and carers as we continue to strengthen our service and provide care people can depend on.”
