Client story · New domiciliary care provider · Huddersfield, Kirklees
From Companies House to CQC registered: the complete registration pack behind Novaedge Services
Novaedge started as a newly incorporated company. Care Sync Experts turned its service model into one consistent registration pack, prepared both CQC roles and helped the team reach registration in the same year.
Registration file
- Provider
- Novaedge Services Limited
- Service
- Homecare
- Activity
- Personal care
- Area
- Huddersfield and Kirklees
- Outcome
- CQC registered the same year
The route to registration
- 14 Jan 2026Company incorporated
- OnboardingService and roles agreed
- The packTen parts, one story
- The interviewBoth roles prepared
- Same yearCQC registered
Watch Novaedge’s story
What it takes to build a registration-ready provider from nothing
Follow the documents, the decisions and the one-to-one preparation that brought the provider, Nominated Individual and Registered Manager into one clear story.
The short answer
What documents do you need to register a domiciliary care agency with CQC?
Every new provider needs a Statement of Purpose, insurance and core policies. A home care agency also needs a business plan and financial forecast, evidence of legal occupancy, a Service User Guide, a staff training plan and the additional form for personal care providers.
CQC supporting documents guidance for new providers and home care agencies.
Learn MoreNovaedge’s pack
- A complete business case
- Cross-checked application forms
- Homecare-specific evidence
- Interview preparation for both roles
The starting point
A new company, a clear purpose and no evidence pack yet
Shola and Patience had the experience, the reason for starting and a clear intention to support people at home across Huddersfield and Kirklees. What they did not yet have was the evidence CQC needed to assess the organisation, the people and the service.
Registration starts when the service, the scope and the accountabilities are clear enough to evidence consistently.