Home care for older adults · [AREAS WE COVER]
Peace of mind at home.
And for the family too.
We send nurses and carers to your loved one's home, following a plan you approve first. Every visit is recorded and reported back to the family.
Start with what your loved one needs.
Support with daily living
Personal care, meals, medication reminders, getting about and companionship. Ideal when your relative is mentally sharp but would benefit from someone alongside them.
Visits: hourly, daily or overnight. [YOUR PACKAGES]
Care after leaving hospital
Our nurses follow the instructions of the treating clinician: monitoring vital signs, changing dressings and guiding basic rehabilitation exercises. We never change a treatment plan ourselves.
Please have to hand: the discharge summary and current prescription.
Support with long-term conditions
Help with checking blood sugar and blood pressure, reminders for appointments and a symptom diary, so the family and GP can see the full picture.
Anything unusual is reported to the family straight away, with guidance on contacting the right health service.
How we choose who comes to your home.
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Talking through needs
A coordinator asks about medical history, daily routine, language and what the family hopes for.
- 02
Home assessment
A nurse visits to look at the home, independence levels and falls risk, then writes up a care plan.
- 03
Meeting your carer
You meet the person before they start. If it isn't the right fit, we change them, no lengthy explanations needed.
- 04
A report after every visit
Notes on meals, medication and daily activity, sent to the family in the way you prefer.
Everyone who visits has been properly vetted.
We check identity, qualifications and references first, then add training in safe moving and handling and in spotting warning signs.
Ask about our recruitment process- ID and qualification checks: [TYPE OF CHECKS]
- Regular training in safety, hygiene and communication
- Supervising nurse spot checks every [FREQUENCY]
- Family helpline: [PHONE NUMBER], open [OPENING HOURS]
Costs are agreed in advance, visit by visit.
Hourly
[YOUR PRICE]
A good fit when you only need help with a few tasks during the day.
Daily
[YOUR PRICE]
A carer stays with your relative throughout the daytime shift.
Overnight
[YOUR PRICE]
Someone is on hand through the night and keeps a note of how they slept.
Any additional charges are written into the care plan before we begin.
Frequently asked questions
How quickly can care start?
[HOW SOON CARE CAN START]. If it's urgent, say so when you call and a coordinator will arrange it.
Can carers give injections?
Only registered nurses carry out clinical procedures, and only on a clinician's instructions. Carers help with daily living and medication reminders.
What if I want a different carer?
Just tell your coordinator. We'll introduce someone who suits you better.
Is there a long-term contract?
[YOUR CONTRACT AND CANCELLATION POLICY]. All terms are given to you in writing before you sign.
Tell us about your loved one.
A coordinator will call you back, ask a few simple questions and suggest an approach. There's nothing to decide yet.
Or call: [PHONE NUMBER]