We offer Care at Home services in Edinburgh, Fife and Lothians.
What is Care at Home?
Care at Home is a service which provides the extra support you need to make sure you continue to live in your own home and maintain your independence, privacy and dignity.
We know how difficult it can be to carry out even the most simple of tasks when you require mental or physical support. From young adults with debilitating illnesses to the elderly living with dementia, we can provide a carer tailored to your requirements and suited to your needs on an hourly visiting basis, or for 24-hour live-in care.
We offer a free homecare consultation that will help you identify if you could be entitled to free or part-funded home care and find the most cost-effective way of financing your homecare through local authority assistance or privately.We work to provide an environment that supports our clients using Person Centred Approach.
Our Care at Home and Housing support Services are not just here to support you at home, but to support you to continue living your life, the way you choose to live.
Our dedicated team of home care assistants are fully trained to support you with:
Washing/Showering/Bathing/Washing hair
Dressing & undressing
Continence management
Management of mobility
Nutritional needs
Maintaining fluid intake
Assistance with getting up and going to bed
Prompting or administration of medication
We also provide Respite Care
Caregiving for a loved one can be demanding for a family member to do it alone continuously. Finding respite care services can provide a vital break.Respite care offers temporary support for when your normal carers are not available.Respite care is a temporary arrangement that is offered by trained carers for numerous care types, including assisted living, residential care, types of dementia care and nursing care. It is ideal for when the regular care-giver needs a break, or you need support on a short-term basis.
Why do people need respite care?
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After care accident
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After Hospital discharge
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Recovering from illness
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Living with a loved one with long term disabling condition
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Covering your regular carers when off.
