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domiciliary

noun citizen, denizen, dweller, indweller, inhabitant, inhabiter, native, occupant, occupier, resident, settler

See also: domestic, habitant, household, residential

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You can either set up a domiciliary arm to your practice as you state, or you could use a bolt on service that is offered through the practice but delivered by another company.

Domiciliary at your door

The new service regulations require that domiciliary care staff must be offered an alternative to zero-hour contracts after three months and that services maintain systems that differentiate between travel and care time when scheduling visits.

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At the moment, domiciliary care workers depend upon their employer to identify and support their training needs and, while most employers provide that support, there is an inconsistent approach across Wales.

Sue Evans, chief executive of Social Care Wales, explains why plans to regulate the roles of domiciliary care workers in Wales are so important

The provision of the NRRA, Part II, assigns the responsibility for regulating the financial solvency of a reinsurer to the domiciliary state and generally bars other states from requiring the reinsurer to provide additional financial information.

FIO: Suplus Lines Modernization Not Interfering with State Regulators

The domiciliary workers concerned were being paid to carry out their work.

Our say

Age UK charity director general Michelle Mitchell said: "While many careworkers work hard to provide compassionate care, the under-funding of the social care system is resulting in a serious reduction of domiciliary care, which can put both the health and dignity of older people at risk.

Home care branded as disgraceful

Talking about recent contract successes for the Domiciliary Care division, Castlerock's Chief Executive Officer Ian Munro said: "The success on these contracts is fantastic news for the group and provides enormous potential for us to further grow and develop our Domiciliary Care division from its infancy to a very strong division within the group.

Castlerock Recruitment Group Win Leeds Council Home Care Support Contract

Karen Firth, managing director of A Caring Hand of Support, denies that the company has been providing domiciliary care.

Concerns over a firm providing 'caring hand' Company denies claims about services offered

The extra care and domiciliary care services will dovetail with the range of residential and nursing care provided by the Wrexham-based company, backed up by the organisation's in-house Teaching Care Centre.

Key role for Jen as firm brings 200 jobs

In dismissing Plaintiff's suit, the court ruled that Plaintiff was either a resident of the BVI or a domiciliary of the USVI, neither of which would support a suit under Section 1332.

Third Circuit holds that, for federal subject matter jurisdiction to exist, Plaintiff with dual U.S. and foreign citizenship (1) may not rely upon her foreign nationality while living abroad as basis for alienage jurisdiction and (2) cannot rely on diversity clause, since Plaintiff was unable to show that she is domiciled in U.S. state diverse from that of all Defendants

The growth in paid care work is an important contemporary development with significant implications for care givers, the recipients of that care and for the organisation of care services (Meagher 2006; Kirk and Glendinning 1998) There has been significant growth in domiciliary paid care, particularly for the aged, disabled and those discharged early from hospital with acute and chronic health conditions (Boris and Klein 2006; Solari 2006; Stacey 2005; Pickard et al.

A new postnatal home care worker: challenges for training, implementation and policy

The company, which provides domiciliary care services to local authorities in the Midlands and the North-West, also said it does not know the reason for the sharp movement in its share price.