Domiciliary Care

At Certain Care, we know that for the vast majority of patients with extensive care and support requirements would like to avoid the prospect of moving into permanent residential care at all costs.  This is where domiciliary care can help – a form of specialist in-home care, offered to provide patients with the support they need to maintain their independence and continue living their preferred lifestyles.

For domiciliary care to be effective, it must be personalised to meet the unique requirements of the recipient and their loved ones.  From short-term convalescent care following an illness or injury through to 24/7 in-home care on an indefinite basis, our specialist domiciliary care services cover all requirements and budgets.

If you would like to learn more about domiciliary care as an effective and amicable alternative to residential care, contact a member of the team at Certain Care today.

Domiciliary care has the potential to be beneficial to anyone who requires any kind of support with their everyday wellbeing. In-home carers oversee the physical, psychological and emotional health of those they care for, covering everything from meal preparation to domestic duties to medication management.

The beauty of specialist domiciliary care lies in its flexibility. At Certain Care, all aspects of the domiciliary Care Services we provide are tailored to meet the individual requirements of the patients we work with.  

Short-term domiciliary care can be ideal after being discharged from hospital, or when you simply need help to rest and recuperate. Longer-term, regular visits or round-the-clock live-in care can be provided on an indefinite basis, overseeing all aspects of patients’ everyday healthcare and support requirements.

For more information on how domiciliary care works or to discuss your requirements in more detail, contact a member of the team at Certain Care today.

The best time to organise domiciliary care is before the recipient’s requirements and issues become problematic.  Arranging domiciliary care in advance is the best way to ensure a patient’s requirements are met by the best possible professional for the job.

Whether planning ahead or in need of urgent support in the wake of an accident, injury or illness, we can help.  Call the team at Certain Care today for more information on our domiciliary care services, or to arrange an obligation-free quotation based on your requirements.

Domiciliary care provides the flexible and accommodating support younger adults need to maintain their independence, confidence and pride – whatever life throws their way.  A domiciliary care program can comprise any number of interconnected tasks and responsibilities, provided by professional care workers to support the recipient’s recovery, rehabilitation and lifestyle.

Typical examples of services provided as part of a domiciliary care package may include the following:

·        Assistance with a rehabilitation and recovery programmes

·        Comprehensive support with movement and mobility

·        Company and companionship on an ad-hoc or 24/7 basis

·        Essential shopping, menu planning a meal preparation

·        Continence care and general personal hygiene support

·        Administration and management of medications

·        Coverage of all essential household duties and errands

Ultimately, it is the goal of every domiciliary care worker to enable their patients to maintain their independence and enjoy the best possible quality of life. At Certain Care, we also understand the particular importance of discretion and sensitivity when providing in-home care and support services for younger recipients.

For more information on any of our in-home care services or to discuss your requirements in more detail, reach out to a member of the team at Certain Care today.

Domiciliary care provides young adults with the help and support they need to maintain their independence and continue living their preferred lives in the comfort of their own homes.  It is an affordable and effective alternative to residential or institutional care, provided by skilled in-home support workers on the patient’s preferred basis.

At Certain Care, we specialise in professional domiciliary care for young adults, available across the country and with flexible options available to suit all budgets.  From temporary care and support following an accident or injury through to long-term live in care for patients with progressive health conditions, our domiciliary care services prioritise convenience and quality of life for the benefit of our patients.

For more information or to discuss the benefits of domiciliary care for younger adults in more detail, contact a member of the team at Certain Care today.

FAQs:

When is domiciliary care required?

Domiciliary care can provide anyone with short- or long-term support requirements with the professional care they need to maintain their independence, their pride and their preferred lifestyle.  It is available to adults of all ages, including those who are recovering from injuries, patients with progressive health conditions and more.

What is included in domiciliary care?

A domiciliary care package can be personalised in limitless ways, in order to meet the exact requirements of the recipient.  Domiciliary care covers everything from everyday domestic duties to personal care and hygiene the company and companionship for those living alone.

How long can domiciliary care be provided for?

Domiciliary care can be provided for any period of time necessary to support the recipient’s every day health and wellbeing.  It can be offered on a strictly short-term basis for a matter of days or weeks, or provided on an ongoing basis for patients with longer-term requirements.

What is domiciliary care?

Domiciliary care is simply an alternative name for in-home care, and refers to the same thing. It is a form of care and support provided in patients’ own homes, overseeing their physical health and emotional wellbeing while negating the need to relocate to residential care. Domiciliary care can be tailored to suit the immediate and long-term requirements of patients with a wide range of conditions.

When should you consider help at home from a carer?

Help at home from a carer should be considered as soon as it becomes evident that an individual is no longer 100% confident or capable in overseeing their own health and wellbeing. It can also be particularly useful in the wake of an accident, injury or illness, as a way to support and speed up a patient’s recovery and rehabilitation.

Who is domiciliary care for?

Contrary to popular belief, domiciliary care is not reserved exclusively for the elderly, or for those with serious or long-term health issues. It can be provided for adults of all ages on a short- or long-term basis – anyone who may benefit from the help and support of a professional carer at any time and for any reason.