Specialist Care

Specialist Care

Specialised care can have a huge impact on people living with chronic illnesses like Alzheimer's, Dementia, or Parkinson's. The professional carers can:

Help with daily tasks around the house
Provide medication assistance and disease management support
Enhance the quality of life for people with disabilities
Establish a close relationship with the care recipients

Getting Specialist Care in an Easy Way

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Planning a Meet-up

A representative visits your home and spends an hour learning more about your specific medical care needs.

Finding a Care Match

We will select a caregiver for you based on your criteria so that you are satisfied with the service.

The Care Journey

After you have made your first call to us, we ensure that you receive specialist care as quickly as possible.

What is Specialist Care?

Specialist care is a service we provide to people who require medical assistance or support with daily activities but prefer to remain in the comfort of their own homes. We can help the elderly, those with long-term conditions like dementia as well as anyone who has had a fall or an operation and needs additional support.

Dedicated caregivers provide the best specialist home care and are trained to treat and help with specific medical conditions. Our caregivers are experienced and able to provide personalised assistance tailored to your family member's needs.

Specialist care allows your cherished one to receive personalised care in the comfort of their own home. It also promotes independence, autonomy, and quality of life. You can be sure that your loved one will also have peace of mind when they are in a familiar and supportive environment.

How Can Specialist Care Help

Specialist home care services can cater to a wide range of needs, including:

Nursing care - Providing medical care such as wound management, medication administration, and monitoring of vital signs.

Dementia care - Assisting individuals with dementia in maintaining their independence and quality of life by providing specialised support tailored to their cognitive and emotional needs.

Rehabilitation - Helping individuals recover from illness, injury, or surgery by providing physiotherapy, occupational therapy, and support with activities aimed at improving mobility and independence.

Specialist care for specific medical conditions - Offering tailored care and support for conditions such as Parkinson's disease, multiple sclerosis, after a stroke, or spinal cord injury, provided by professionals with expertise in managing these conditions.

Benefits of Specialist Care at Home

Personalised care - A care tailored according to your loved ones’ specific requirements and preferences and delivered in the comfort of their home. Specialised care can be provided hourly or live-in 24/7 according to their needs.

Comfort and familiarity - Taking care of someone at home improves their quality of life and well-being. Your family members can maintain independence, routines, and connections with you and your friends.

Privacy - Home-based domiciliary care lets your loved ones and you maintain your dignity and privacy. In a private and personalised environment, you all can feel more confident and self-respectful.

Support for family carers - Specialist home care can also provide much-needed support and respite for you being the primary caregiver and taking care of your loved one around the clock.

Frequently Asked Questions about our Specialist Care Service

How is specialist care at home different from regular home care?

While traditional home care may offer general assistance with daily duties, specialist care at home involves professionals with specialised training and skills, accustomed to specific medical conditions.

Who can benefit from specialist care at home?

People with chronic illnesses or those in need of specific therapies or treatments can benefit from specialised care provided at home. It can also be beneficial to those who would prefer to remain in their own houses.

How often will a specialist caregiver visit the home?

The number of visits by a trained carer is determined by the needs of the individual and the plan of care we develop together. It could involve fewer frequent visits for continued support or daily visits for intensive care.

Will the same caregiver be assigned for each visit?

Every effort is made to ensure continuity of care by designating the same carer for every visit. We work hard to find the best available match for your loved one in the face of a caregiver.

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Areas We Can Offer Specialist Care

We provide tailored services to those living in any of the following areas and require specialist care. Our local caregivers are ready to assist you whenever you need them.