National specialist care provider Choice Care has acquired Care Without Compromise in Southwest Wales.

Care Without Compromise was founded in 2009 and offers care for people with learning disabilities, challenging behaviour, and complex mental health disorders. The company cares for up to 18 adults across three settings in Neath and Kidwelly.

Choice Care operates services across 80 settings throughout the UK. This is Choice Care’s first acquisition in Wales and the company indicated that it plans to expand in the region.

Care Without Compromise directors, Steve Richards and John Doyle, are selling in order to retire. In a statement they said: “We are proud of what we have achieved at Care Without Compromise over the past 13 years. The staffing team are fantastic and have showed amazing resilience over the past two years of the pandemic to ensure the quality of care has been maintained for our clients. We are delighted to secure the sale of the group to Choice Care and wish them all the very best.”

Gareth Williams, chief commercial officer at Choice Care, commented: “We are very excited to acquire such a quality group and look forward to working closely with the residents, staff and families over the coming years.”

Business property advisor Christie & Co facilitated the sale. Rob Kinsman, regional director – healthcare at Christie & Co, said: “The level of interest generated in this business underlines the strength of investor demand for specialist care services with a wide variety of buyer groups seeking to expand their portfolios throughout the UK.”

The vendors were represented by Redkite Solicitors in Cardiff and Choice Care was represented by Acuity Law in Cardiff.

Care without Compromise was sold for an undisclosed price.