What We Do
NYS offer’s quality services to many client types, with different needs and requirements. We are committed to tailoring our services to suit our clients needs.
Quality and Selection
We are committed and have heavily invested in screening all applicants to ensure that our specialist staff meet our own standards of excellence, efficiency, patient safety, trustworthiness and consistency in delivery. It allows us to meet our high client expectations without having to compromise on quality.
Internal Systems
Our high technology processes, effective organisation, resources and attention to detail enable us to operate quickly and efficiently to deliver high standards
Flexibility
We recognize that depending on the situation and circumstance, the status of your needs can change. For this reason NYS’s services are geared up to allow for maximum flexibility at short notices. We actively advertise and welcome applications from experienced and well qualified healthcare professionals in order to speed up your requests and offer flexibility.
Compliance
NYS engage in a firm selective process to ensure nurses and healthcare assistants are only selected after 100% of the recruitment process is completed.
- We personally interview all candidates on a face to face setting.
- All security checks are carried out with the DBS Disclosure Barring Services.
- All employment history, training, qualifications and references are thoroughly checked out and confirmed.
- A training needs analysis is undertaken to identify individual training requirements to maintain compliance and for the professional development of our staff.
- An ‘expiry report’ is generated to ensure certification of our professionals is kept up to date and where necessary a new/refreshed training plan is implemented.
Our Blog
Staying healthy and getting moving is important at every stage of life, and especially for seniors. While it may seem difficult, it’s something that can be accomplished. After all, age is just a number, and a healthy and active lifestyle can be achieved despite the presence of disability, past injury or low fitness levels. No matter what age, exercise will…
Even when their need for specialized care is great, older people prefer to stay at home. Often adult children and other family members take on the care giving responsibilities providing rides, picking up prescriptions and helping out around the house. Eventually, they may even be managing high-tech medical treatments, assisting with daily activities and dealing with end-of-life issues. Registered nurses…
Regular exercise can keep you fit and help you stay independent as you age. Other benefits may include faster recovery from illness, reduced risk of chronic disease and better management of existing medical problems such as osteoarthritis. Here are some tips for staying active in your senior years. Choose activities you find interesting and manageable. You are more likely to…