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MedicsPro
24 yrs trading3 confirmed frameworksRomford
22 agencies that work in learning disability nursing in the UK, ranked on the same tests. Shown as tiers; the Specialist mark shows which go deepest in nursing work.
Every ranking covers the whole UK: England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. Each agency's page shows the nations it works in.
One brand per group per ranking: where sister brands from one group both work in nursing, only the higher-ranked brand is listed. Missing an agency? Suggest it.
The Top 10 learning disability nursing agencies in the UK for October 2026 include MedicsPro, Medsolve, Belmont Recruitment, Enigma Clinical Solutions and Trent Nursing. We assessed all 22 with one method, from official registers, public sector framework supplier lists, company filings and each agency's own website. Rankings are free and no agency can pay to rank. How we rank · Overall ranking.
22 of the 336 nursing agencies we rank (7%) recruit for learning disability nursing.
13 of these agencies (59%) are on at least one public sector staffing framework, fewer than the 72% across all nursing agencies. The most common are Crown Commercial Service RM6281 (12) and HealthTrust Europe TWS3 (8).
The median agency here has traded for 8.9 years. 7 (32%) have open jobs on our site, and 5 of those show pay on most of them.
The settings they most often supply are NHS hospitals, care homes and private hospitals. 15 (68%) recruit for permanent roles as well as temporary or locum cover. Many also recruit for mental health nursing, general nursing (RGN) and healthcare assistants (HCAs).
Further down the list, the longest-established is Acton Banks Healthcare, trading for 20 years. Express Nursing has the most open jobs on our site (49). The newest is A&F Healthcare, trading for 3 years.
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Figures are from our latest checks of each agency's website, Companies House and public sector framework lists. How we rank.
Every agency is assessed with the same method, at the same time, from evidence we can check: official registers, public sector framework supplier lists, company filings and what each agency publishes about itself. Rather than a position for every agency, we show tiers (Top 10, 25 and 50), because small differences in the middle of a ranking aren't meaningful. No agency can pay to be listed, to rank higher or to change a result.
Look for one that is on a public sector staffing framework, has a trading record, shows pay on its adverts and is clear about training, the checks you'll need before you start and when you'll be paid. Each agency's page here shows its frameworks, how long it has traded and its live jobs. Then talk to people who work through it.
An approved supplier list that public sector buyers, such as NHS trusts, health boards and councils, use to book agency staff. To get on one, an agency has to meet the framework's standards on vetting, compliance and rates. Frameworks cover public sector bookings; an agency that supplies care homes, GP practices or private hospitals doesn't need one for that work. Each agency's page lists the frameworks it is on.