Radfield Home Care Barnet and Finchley wins third consecutive Top 20 award

Radfield Home Care Barnet and Finchley has been recognised as one of the top 20 home care providers in London for the third year in a row. The award, announced on 3 August 2026, is based on reviews left by clients and their families on homecare.co.uk.

The Home Care Awards evaluate providers across eleven UK regions. They highlight organisations that receive consistently high feedback for their care services. Radfield’s Barnet and Finchley branch was selected from hundreds of providers in the London area.

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Local impact and team recognition

Po Wun Wan, who leads the Barnet and Finchley branch as Director, Owner and Registered Care Manager, called the achievement a reflection of the team’s hard work. She said the award would not have been possible without the dedication of care professionals and office staff.

“From the bottom of my heart, thank you to our wonderful care professionals and office staff. Your compassion, dedication, and commitment to providing outstanding home care in Barnet every single day are the ultimate reason we have achieved this award.”

Po Wun Wan, Director and Registered Care Manager, Radfield Home Care Barnet and Finchley

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The branch supports residents with a range of needs, including dementia, Parkinson’s, stroke recovery, cancer care and respiratory conditions. It also provides respite care, post-hospital support and end-of-life care. Services include visiting care, live-in care and connected care, all aimed at helping people remain independent at home.

Client feedback drives recognition

Wan also thanked clients and their families for their trust and for leaving reviews. She said the feedback was essential to the award and reinforced the branch’s commitment to maintaining high standards. The Home Care Awards use these reviews as the primary measure of quality.

The award does not come with a financial prize or formal next steps for the branch. However, Wan said the recognition would motivate the team to continue improving their services for Barnet and Finchley residents.