Greater Independence

If you worry about losing your independence, care at home can give you the confidence to live safely in your own home, surrounded by all the things and faces that are familiar to you. 

Peace of mind

Do you find struggling with your daily routines stressful?

It can cause your friends and family to worry too, especially if you live further away. Getting that bit of extra help gives you and your family reassurance that you’re living safely, so you can spend stress-free time together.

Less time in hospital

It’s no surprise that falls and unnoticed illnesses can lead to increasingly frequent and longer hospital admissions. 

We can introduce daily routines and equipment to keep you safer and work with other care professionals to treat you at home – reducing the likelihood of a hospital stay and cutting down recovery time too.

Your home, not a care home

You might think that care at home is a short-term fix and a care home must be inevitable.

But, being in your own home among familiar things and faces, is good for mental and physical well-being.

Tailored care can help you continue to see your home as the best place to live. 

Step 1 - Call us for a friendly chat

Just give us a call or Book a call and we’ll give you a call back. We are here to chat through your particular situation and to help guide you through the range of options that are out there, to ensure you get care and support that works for you.

Step 2 - Arrange a home visit

When you’re ready, we’ll come and visit you in your home for a relaxed chat about your needs, the range of services we offer and how we work. We are very flexible and can work alongside family and friends to make sure you’re getting the care you want in the way that is best for you.

Step 3 - Receive a tailored support plan

We will follow up with a detailed support proposal including a schedule of visits, clear costs and available start dates, fully personalised to your needs. Our aim is to give you all the information you need to be able to make the right decision for you.

Step 4 - Make an informed decision

Making the right decision for you when you’re ready to make it is key to feeling comfortable about introducing care and support into your life. Remember too that you don’t need to make a long term commitment. You can change your mind or adjust the support you receive at any time.