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Home Care
Home care, also known as domiciliary care, is becoming an increasingly popular option among families. This type of care allows individuals to receive assistance in their own homes, maintaining their sense of comfort and familiarity. It’s particularly beneficial for those who find daily tasks challenging or feel isolated in their current living situation.
Types of Home Care
Each type of home care service is designed to cater to the varying needs of individuals, ensuring they receive the right level of support while staying in the comfort of their own homes.
Daily Home Care Visits
These visits are ideal for individuals who need some assistance but still maintain a level of independence. Carers can help with a variety of daily activities, such as meal preparation, medication management, personal hygiene, and companionship. The frequency and duration of visits can be tailored to suit individual needs, ensuring a personalised care experience.
Specialised Home Nursing Care
For those requiring more intensive medical attention, specialised home nursing care provides a higher level of support. Professional nurses offer services like wound care, medication administration, physical therapy, and other medical needs. This service is crucial for individuals with chronic illnesses, post-surgery recovery, or those needing palliative care, allowing them to receive professional healthcare in the comfort of their home.
Home-Based Dementia Care
Catering to the unique challenges faced by individuals with dementia, home-based dementia care focuses on creating a stable and familiar environment. Carers are trained in dementia care, understanding how to manage behavioural changes and memory issues while fostering a sense of safety and familiarity. This type of care helps in slowing the progression of the condition by maintaining a consistent routine and environment.
Live-In Care
Live-in care is a comprehensive option where a caregiver resides in the home, providing 24/7 assistance. This is suitable for individuals who need constant care and supervision but prefer to stay in their own home rather than move to a residential care facility. Live-in carers can manage a wide range of needs, from basic household tasks to complex care requirements, ensuring continuous support and companionship.
Assistance in Finding Home Care
Our advisers are available to discuss and meet out of regular hours. They provide guidance on care options best suited to the patient’s needs and preferences, along with advice on financial aspects and social services.