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Doctors unite to make a difference in care sector

Rochdale Observer

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June 28, 2025

TWO doctors have joined forces to set up a company providing home care services.

Noreena Iqbal and Shujhat Khan have launched SureCare Rochdale to make a difference to the care provision in their local community.

After working as doctors for a number of years, they have seen at first-hand how many people in hospitals are unable to return to their homes because they don't have access to home care.

Noreena, 31, has worked as a hospital doctor in Oxford for six years and has extensive experience caring for older people. She is currently training to be a cardiologist at the Royal Berkshire Hospital in Reading.

She met Shujhat after he graduated from Imperial College London, and they worked together in Milton Keynes University Hospital in elderly care for two years.

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