We Are A Dedicated Home Care Provider.
Our Care is fully planned around meeting the needs of an individual Service User, and our team members are fully trained and constantly supervised to ensure the delivery of high quality care to our Service Users.

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24 Aug

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While Home Care enables you or your loved one to receive the much-needed support in the comfort of your home, and in an environment you have grown to love and got accustomed, Care at Home comes with a whole lot more benefits that can make your journey of care a meaningful and fulfilling one. Below are the 10 major benefits of Home Care; 1. Comfort With home care, your loved one is able to stay in the one place that is most comfortable and familiar to them. They can sleep in their own bed, use their own bathroom, and continue their daily routines.  Being in a familiar environment can be especially beneficial for those suffering from progressive conditions that affect memory such as dementia. 2. Personalized Care Instead of adjusting to the schedules and routines of a care facility, home care is customized to fit your loved ones and your family’s needs. Whether your...

24 Aug

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Across the world, people are living longer. A baby girl born in the UK today can expect to live to the age of 83; for a boy, it is 79. Globally, the number of people living today aged 60 and over has doubled since 1980, and by 2050 we can expect to see the number of people aged 80 or more quadruple to 395 million. This increase in the number of people living to a ripe old age can be viewed as a public health success story. Yet although populations are living longer, many of these additional years are spent in ill health. Over four million (or 40 per cent) of people in the UK over the age of 65 have a limiting long-term health condition, such as diabetes, heart disease, respiratory disease, cancer, arthritis and dementia. Many of these conditions are linked to lifestyle and modifiable behaviours and declines in mortality have not...