Our care
There are two ways to think about this: how often someone is there, and what they help with. Most people need a bit of both.
How often someone is there
Planned visits at agreed times, from a short call to several hours a day.
A carer in the home through the night, either sleeping in or awake.
A carer living in the home, providing support through the day and night.
What we help with
These are not separate packages. They are the things our carers do during the visits you arrange.
Help with washing, dressing and continence, delivered with dignity.
Familiar faces and steady routines for people living with dementia.
Prompting, assisting or administering medication, depending on what is needed.
Time and company — conversation, a walk, or getting out to the shops.
Help keeping the house running — cleaning, laundry and shopping.
Support to keep doing the things that happen outside the front door.
Short-notice support to get someone home safely and keep them there.
Practical support built around how someone wants to live their life.
Comfort, dignity and support at home in the last months or weeks.
Most people are not, at first. Our Registered Manager will visit, talk it through, and put it in writing before anything starts.