Specialised care.
Care at home for people living with dementia, learning disabilities, mental health conditions or physical disabilities.
Specialised care
Overview
What specialised care looks like
A diagnosis does not have to mean leaving home. Our care workers are trained to support people living with dementia, learning disabilities, mental health conditions and physical disabilities. We plan care with you, your family and the health professionals involved, and keep it under review as things change.
Care planned around the person
- Training matched to the needs of each person we support
- Care plans built with you, your family and health professionals
- A consistent team who get to know you
- Regular reviews as needs change
- An on-call team, 24 hours a day
Who we support
- People living with dementia
- People with learning disabilities
- People living with mental health conditions
- People with physical disabilities
- Older adults with long-term conditions
- Younger adults who want to live independently
How we do it
- Person-centred care plans and risk assessments
- A consistent, trained team
- Working closely with GPs and community nurses
- Activities that keep the mind and body active
- Guidance and support for family members
- Clear routes to raise concerns quickly
How care starts
- Talk to us. Call or send an enquiry, and we'll talk through what you need.
- Free home assessment. We visit, listen and agree a written care plan with you.
- Meet your care worker. We introduce you, then review the plan with you regularly.
Talk to us about care for someone you love
Speak to our team for a free, no-obligation home assessment — at home, at a time that suits you.