CareCubed is a modular solution which provides flexibility based on specific customer requirements
Carecubed modules
Typical use cases for CareCubed include:
Tactical
- Evidence to negotiate /
challenge providers - New
placements - Review existing
placements - Uplift
requests - Transition
process - Audit trail / history
of changes - Commercial
awareness - Market
understanding
Strategic
- Cost of care
exercise - Retrospective
analysis - Streaming
processes - Performance
management - Market shaping – keep
people local Business cases - Partnership
working - CHC
integration - Service
redesign
SaaS Subscription
Our annual subscription fee includes:
- Your own secure organisation account on CareCubed.
- Unlimited user access for your organisation
- Bi-annual updates to CareCubed cost model.
- Ongoing programme of enhancements.
- Online documentation and training resources.
- Support for any issues.
- CareCubed online community access.
- User forum for sharing experiences.
- Full GDPR compliance.

Onboarding
CareCubed is provided on a software-as-a-service basis and accessed directly via the browser, and supports all mainstream browsers including Microsoft Internet Explorer, Microsoft Edge, Google Chrome and Safari.
Upon receiving confirmation of a customer order, we will grant you access to CareCubed for a Primary User/System Administrator who can then add and manage other users access to the system.
A kick-off meeting is then setup to discuss the specific challenges faced by the customer, and the expected outcomes from using CareCubed. This meeting will also include project planning and clarification of the implementation support that is available for the customer to use. For example, consultancy, training and the online CareCubed Community.
Review meetings will be scheduled to check on progress during the implementation and then on an ongoing basis with your Account Manager to ensure each customer continues to benefit from CareCubed.
Support
At CareCubed, our main goal is to make sure you’re fully supported.
We have a dedicated Helpdesk which monitors our customer query form, the most direct route to getting a speedy response to your query or concern within one business day.
Our Helpdesk is available 09:00-17:00 Monday-Friday (excluding bank holidays).
Customers will also be allocated an Account Manager who will manage the business relationship and contract.

The CareCubed Charter
The CareCubed Charter aims to act as a protocol for users and sets the expected behaviour for both parties.
It is hoped that by actively applying the principles within the charter, commissioners and providers are more likely to build trust and mutual respect, achieve a better balance of risk and streamline the negotiation process.
The overarching aim of signing up to the charter is to ensure positive outcomes are achieved for people who rely on care and support services, through the effective use of resources and with providers and commissioners working as partners.
“The charter aims to make it clear that working collaboratively and transparently is in the best interests of providers and commissioners alike. We coined the term ‘fair price, fair care’ and having a charter is about wanting to articulate what it means to be a good provider and a good commissioner.” Dr Andrew Larner, Chief Executive at iESE.
We invite all local authorities and care providers to sign-up to the principles outlined in the charter.
You can also read our guidance on signing up to the charter.
Blogs
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30.01.26
Health & Social Care Policies UK – An Overview
Overview of key UK health and social care policies and challenges for care professionals and local authorities. How can CareCubed help?
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12.01.26
What Does Community Health and Social Care Provide?
Community health and social care services cover a wide range of services that cover the span of life.
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22.12.25
What is Commissioning in Health and Social Care?
Learn the essentials of commissioning in health and social care, its role in planning, and how it ensures quality, cost-effective services for communities
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Testimonials
Victoria Bayley
Lead Commissioner, Specialist Commissioning Team, Wiltshire Council
Anna Rivellio
Project Manager, Together for Mental Wellbeing
Richard Broad
Operations & Development Manager, Together for Mental Wellbeing
Anna Rivellio
Project Manager, Together for Mental Wellbeing
Richard Broad
Operations & Development Manager, Together for Mental Wellbeing
Michael Foley
Funding and Assessment Manager, The Disabilities Trust
Lynsey Robertson
Director of Business Development and Programme Management, The Disabilities Trust
James Atkins
Commissioning Manager (Corporate Parenting), Surrey County Council
Nicollette Browne
Contract and Commissioning Manager, Surrey County Council
Jeremy Taylor
Head of Contracts & Commissioning, Support Services and Brokerage, Surrey County Council

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