Personalised Service & Care Plans
Visiting Care
Our carers can visit as frequently as you require; from our minimum 1 hour visit to our longer care sessions that may take the majority of the day.
Our rates are as follows:
Monday to Thursday £17.50 per hour
Saturday and Sunday £20 per hour
Bank Holiday £33 per hour
The minimum charge per visit is £17.50 or the equivalent of a 1-hour care visit.
Please get in touch if you would like to discuss any aspect of care. We are here to help you create the appropriate Care Plan for your needs.
Overnight Care
Overnight Care is when a trained Carer sleeps in your home overnight for a minimum of 8 hours to provide you with reassurance that there is someone available to you should you need assistance in the night.
If assistance is needed more than twice during the night, this will be considered as Waking Night Care and charged accordingly.
If you require a carer to sleep in your home, the rates are as follows.
Monday to Thursday £100
Friday, Saturday & Sunday £115
Bank holiday £200
The minimum hours per overnight visit are 8 hours.
Please get in touch if you would like to discuss any aspect of care. We are here to help you create the appropriate Care Plan for your needs.
Waking Night
Our Carer is on call during the night and remains awake for the entire 8 hour shift ensuring their client is sleeping or resting safely.
If you or your loved one wakes several times for any reason; needing to go to the bathroom, disorientated, or to change position for comfort or due to injury, the Waking night service is most likely the best option for you.
If you require a carer to stay overnight with you, the rates are as follows.
Monday to Thursday £120
Friday, Saturday & Sunday £140
Bank holiday £180
The minimum hours per overnight visit are 8 hours.
Please get in touch if you would like to discuss any aspect of care. We are here to help you create the appropriate Care Plan for your needs.
Personal Care
Our Carers are expertly trained to provide personal care whilst remaining respectful of personal boundaries and the importance of dignity and independence.
Your Care Plan will be sensitively tailored to your needs and your routine.
Activities considered as personal care are as follows:
Bathing, showering & bed-baths
Applying lotions and creams as required
Dressing and getting ready for bed
Help with brushing teeth and oral hygiene
Applying make-up, and hair care
Shaving assistance
Foot care, especially if you are diabetic need to be extra vigilant with your feet
Assistance with toileting
Changing continence pads and personal hygiene
Support moving position in bed, to stretch and prevent bed sores
Your Care Plan will detail your personal care routine with specific instructions for your carer.
Domiciliary Care
Domiciliary care is a broad term used to describe care provision for clients in their homes. Clients may require additional support with regular home visits from a Carer, from 30 minutes through to several hours a day, with a wide range of everyday tasks, including:
Personal and continence care
Managing medication
Helping to mobilise
Household tasks and meal preparation
G.P or Dental Appointments
Shopping support & social activities
Clinical care, including catheter and stoma management and PEG feeding
Domiciliary care offers a valuable source of companionship by seeing a familiar face every day, or a couple of times a week, which brings comfort, a feeling of safety and friendship, as well as improving mental health.
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Physical and practical needs
Medical conditions
Medication
Dietary requirements
Likes and dislikes
Daily routines
Local connections and friendship circles
Hobbies
Expectations
This assessment helps our Registered Manager to build a bespoke Care Plan offering reassurance to the clients’ family that their loved one is at the heart of our professional service.
A Personal meeting will be arranged with our Registered Manager to go through everything and finalise a detailed care plan outlining the client’s needs.
If you are worried about the type of care you or your loved one might need, or if you are not sure what help is on offer, then we can undertake a free, no obligation Care Assessment.
