Sarah Roscoe, Live-in Care Manager at Unique Senior Care
Overseeing care day to day, ensuring clients feel supported and Caregivers have what they need to deliver consistent, reliable care.
With over 20 years’ experience in care, much of it in domiciliary care, Sarah Roscoe brings a practical and hands-on approach to her role as Care Manager for the Warwickshire region. She is responsible for working closely with clients, families, and Caregivers to ensure care is well organised, responsive, and tailored to each person’s needs.
Sarah’s experience has given her a strong understanding of the importance of consistency, communication, and building trust with the people she supports. Her approach reflects recognised best practice in adult social care, including guidance from Skills for Care.
In her role, Sarah works closely with her team to oversee care delivery, review support arrangements, and ensure care continues to run smoothly as needs change. She helps ensure care is delivered in line with the expectations of the Care Quality Commission (CQC)
Her approach is centred on treating people with kindness, dignity, and respect, while ensuring care remains dependable and focused on what matters most to each individual.
Expertise and training
Over 20 years’ experience in care, including extensive experience delivering and overseeing domiciliary care in the community
Extensive experience supporting people with a wide range of needs in their own homes
Strong understanding of person-centred care approaches used across adult social care services, aligned with guidance from the Social Care Institute for Excellence (SCIE)
Experienced in coordinating and reviewing care arrangements to ensure support remains appropriate and responsive
Skilled in supporting Caregivers to deliver safe, reliable care in the home
Strong focus on promoting dignity, independence, and consistent day-to-day support
How Sarah supports colleagues and clients
Sarah works closely with clients, families, and Caregivers to ensure care is organised in a way that feels reliable, responsive, and right for each individual. She takes a hands-on approach, helping to make sure support remains consistent and adapts as needs change.
She provides ongoing guidance to Caregivers, helping them feel confident in their role and supported in day-to-day care delivery. Her approach reflects recognised best practice within the home care sector, including guidance from the Homecare Association.
Sarah also reviews care arrangements regularly to ensure support continues to meet each person’s needs, while keeping communication clear between everyone involved. By addressing concerns early and staying closely involved, she helps create a more settled experience for both clients and colleagues.
Her focus is on maintaining high standards of care while ensuring clients feel comfortable, respected, and well supported in their own home.
In Sarah's words..
My insights on supporting independence
"Good care at home comes from consistency, communication, and making sure people feel comfortable with the support they receive.
My focus is on ensuring care is organised in the right way and continues to adapt as people’s needs change. That means working closely with clients, families, and Caregivers so everyone feels informed and supported.
I believe reliable care is built on trust, clear communication, and being approachable. When people feel listened to and supported, it creates a more positive and settled experience for everyone involved."
How I got into my role
"I’ve worked in care for more than 20 years, with much of my experience in domiciliary care supporting people in their own homes.
Over the years, I’ve seen how much of a difference good care can make to someone’s confidence, independence, and day-to-day wellbeing. That’s what has kept me passionate about working in care.
In my role now, I work closely with clients, families, and Caregivers to make sure care is running smoothly and continues to meet each person’s needs in the right way."
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With over 40 years of experience in the care industry, providing outstanding care has always been Helena’s core mission.
Helena has been a dedicated member of Unique Senior Care for eight years, starting as Care Manager and advancing to Head of Extra Care and now serving as Director of Operations.
She holds a Level 5 Diploma in Leadership for Health and Social Care and Children and Young People’s Services (England), as well as a Diploma in Welfare Services. Helena has completed various leadership and management courses, enhancing her expertise in the care industry.
Helena has authored published articles, including one for Skills for Care on managing change through the COVID pandemic. She has a steadfast commitment to advocating for and supporting those in need, ensuring their voices are heard and their rights upheld.