Registered at Companies House in August 2006 under number 05896032, Guild Healthcare Ltd has traded for close to two decades from Unit 4 Oaks Farm on Springwood Lane outside Bungay, a small market town on the Norfolk and Suffolk border. It operates as a private limited company under SIC code 86900, Other human health activities, the catch-all classification used by providers of care and treatment that sit outside hospital or general practice settings. In practice that usually means community-based work: domiciliary care visits, supported living, or nursing and care staff supplied to local authorities and NHS trusts. The registered address is a converted farm unit rather than a clinical site, which is normal for companies of this kind. The office handles rostering and compliance while care is delivered at clients' homes or in partner facilities. Guild Healthcare holds an A rating on the Worker tier of the Skilled Worker sponsor register, so it can sponsor overseas nationals for eligible roles, and that rating indicates it has met Home Office compliance duties at previous assessments. Whether the company is advertising sponsored vacancies at any given time is not something the register shows. Headcount is not disclosed in the public record. A single-site operator with this profile is likely a small or micro employer, though care providers can hold a sponsor licence and still employ well over a hundred staff across a region.

Registered at Companies House in August 2006 under number 05896032, Guild Healthcare Ltd has traded for close to two decades from Unit 4 Oaks Farm on Springwood Lane outside Bungay, a small market town on the Norfolk and Suffolk border. It operates as a private limited company under SIC code 86900, Other human health activities, the catch-all classification used by providers of care and treatment that sit outside hospital or general practice settings. In practice that usually means community-based work: domiciliary care visits, supported living, or nursing and care staff supplied to local authorities and NHS trusts. The registered address is a converted farm unit rather than a clinical site, which is normal for companies of this kind. The office handles rostering and compliance while care is delivered at clients' homes or in partner facilities. Guild Healthcare holds an A rating on the Worker tier of the Skilled Worker sponsor register, so it can sponsor overseas nationals for eligible roles, and that rating indicates it has met Home Office compliance duties at previous assessments. Whether the company is advertising sponsored vacancies at any given time is not something the register shows. Headcount is not disclosed in the public record. A single-site operator with this profile is likely a small or micro employer, though care providers can hold a sponsor licence and still employ well over a hundred staff across a region.