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Permanently closedSince 28 September 2026

Home First - East Staffs closed on 28 September 2026. The Care Quality Commission no longer registers it and no new provider took over, so it can't take new clients or enquiries.

Source: CQC register.

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Home First - East Staffs

Former home care agency in Burton-on-trent, Staffordshire · run by NHS England Midlands - East Midlands until closing

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Home First - East Staffs

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Former home care agency in Burton-on-trent, Staffordshire · run by NHS England Midlands - East Midlands until closing

Last CQC rating before closing: Good (May 2019)

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Home InsteadVerifiedDistance from Home First - East Staffs: 0.4 mi
CQC Good

Home Instead is a home care agency based in Burton-on-Trent, Staffordshire, delivering care and support to people in their own homes.

Fees on request
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Home First - East Staffs at closure

A record of the service as it was. None of this is current.

Closed
28 September 2026
Last CQC rating
Good (May 2019)
Provider
NHS England Midlands - East Midlands
About the service (written while it was open)

Home First - East Staffs is a domiciliary care provider delivering care and support in people's own homes. Operated by NHS England Midlands - East Midlands, it is based in Burton-on-Trent, Staffordshire, and supports older people aged 65 and above as well as younger adults under 65.

The service was rated Good by the Care Quality Commission in 2019, achieving Good across all five key-question areas: Safe, Effective, Caring, Responsive and Well-led.

Phone, email and website are removed: the service no longer answers them.

If your relative used Home First - East Staffs

  1. Contact Staffordshire council's adult social care team. The council can help arrange care from another provider, and must step in to keep care going when a provider fails, including for people who pay for their own care (Care Act 2014).
  2. If they pay for themselves, a care adviser can shortlist home care agencies with space nearby, free.
  3. Before choosing, read the new agency's latest CQC report.

We keep this page for a year after closing so families can find out what happened; after that it takes you to home care agencies in Burton-on-trent.