HEALTHY EATING
Vitamin D helps to regulate the amount of calcium and phosphate with is important for bone, teeth, and muscle health. Main source of vitamin D is sunlight. Oily fish-salmon, herring, mackerel. Soy milk and soya products such as tofu, and soya chunks are the best sources for vegetarians.
LIVE-IN CARE SERVICES
Even when your loved ones need more intensive support, our live-in carers can help them to keep living at home for as long as possible. We will discuss with you a suitable personalised care plan and choose the right compassionate and skilled carer for your needs. The live-in carer can keep your loved one in familiar surroundings at home, and is an extremely viable alternative to moving into a care home.
24 Hour LIVE IN CARE ~ Provided in your own home as assesses care needs based on person centred planning with individual care plan.
DAILY VISITS
Minimum 30 minutes, 45 minutes, 60 minutes and more
Provided in your own home, as Assessed care needs based on Person Centred Planning with Individual Care Plan
PERSONAL CARE SERVICES
Assist wake up ~ Go to bed ~ Assist dress and undress ~ Shaving, skin and Hair care.
Assist washing / bathing / showering ~ Toileting, emptying commode
Incontinence management ~ Catheter care / Stoma/colostomy care
Pressure area / sore care and prevention.
Palliative care / caring for terminally ill / End of Iife care
Live in Service / Sitting (day/night) sleepovers.
Respite care services ~ Alzheimer’s care / Dementia care ~ Mobility Assistance.
Provision of medication assistance and medication prompting
Preparation of food / cooking / feeding.
Emergency call out service.
PRACTICAL CARE SERVICES
Laundry / ironing and Domestic Services.
Shopping / Paying Service user’s bills Banking.
Collecting service user’s pensions, benefits. prescriptions and medication.
Prepare service user meals.
Blitz / Spring cleaning.
Housework / Making or changing service user bed / light household duties.
Assistance with service user’s pets.
DAILY VISITS
Minimum 30 minutes, 45 minutes, 60 minutes and more
Provided in your own home, as Assessed care needs based on Person Centred Planning with Individual Care Plan
SOCIAL INCLUSION / ACTIVITIES
Escort to appointments, daycentre’s / Leisure Centre’s, Cultural Events , Religious clubs / places of worship.
Accompany to outdoor activities like Playing golf, Swimming, going to the pub, Dancing, Eating out, outings, shopping, visits.
Support with daily living activities, household administration, paying bills, completing forms, letter, reading / writing standards
Offer companionship at home/ trip / short holidays.
Services are offered to service users with complex needs, challenging behaviour, acquired brain iniuries, Multiple Sclerosis. Cancer. Arthritis. Epilepsy. Parkinson disease and motor neurons for a range of premises.
For e.g. residenitial nursing home, day care / Leisure centers, hospitals etc.
Services are provided 24 hours, 365 days a year.
Home Care / Live-in Care
- Enjoy loving, friendly, one to One care
- Maintain independence, choice and control over meals and mealtimes, provided with one-to-one assistance.
- Access to Family, Friends and Visitors at your own times and free will, without formalities and restrictions.
- Protect yourself from infections such as Covid 19 and other infectious diseases by having one to one fully vaccinated carer
- Continue to maintain and enjoy your set routine, Habits and Lifestyle in your familiar neighbourhood, Church, shopping centres etc., surrounded by Loved ones and memories you cherish.
- Better Value for Money
- Safety is better in your own home
- Carer assists to stay with your partner, and pet. Children and Relatives can stay in your home when visiting. Helps with having a good Family atmosphere.
- Transparency of care. 24/7 Anytime family can visit to monitor care provision. giving you peace of mind that you are safe and well cared for
- Can live happily surrounded by your belongings and memories you hold with them
- Feel safe, secure and have companionship making a positive impact to your overall well being and not feeling lonely. Promotes emotional and physical Well Being.
Care Home
- Different New routine and unfamiliar new surroundings.
- Mostly have set menus and regulated meal times
- Restricted meeting times and Duration Mostly with rules and conditions. Feeling of losing Independence
- Higher risk of infection from other residents, visitors and multiple staff
- Adaptation to New lifestyle and new routine and surroundings difficult for the Elderly, mostly Dementia sufferers.
- Expensive than Homecare
- Generally higher rate of incidents and infections risks
- Pets are not usually allowed and Family members not usually allowed to stay
- Set visiting times. Worry if loved one is being looked after well ,as no transparency 24/7.Family members may feel guilty and worried.
- You may have to Forego most of your favourite belongings as they must fit in one room.
- Can feel lonely as may not like other residents and miss your loved ones and Family. Also don’t receive one to one care all day.