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Our homecare services are tailored to the individual's needs for adults under 65 and over 65.
- Cambridgeshire & Peterborough Office: 01733 844096
- Leeds Office: 01937 547861
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Cambridgeshire & Peterborough
Office: 01733 844096 - Leeds Office: 01937 547861
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Personal care
When one gets older, has a minor injury or is suffering from a long-term condition, the task of performing everyday tasks can become more challenging. At Home at Hearts Homecare, we provide personal care to you at home and at your convenience, and provide services such as:
- help with washing and dressing
- getting in and out of bed
- help with taking medication).
- managing continence
- help with cleaning
- preparing a meal
- help with shopping
It is common for people to prefer to live at home, in a familiar community, to maintain their independence. To ensure you can continue to do so in a safe and effective manner, we are here to offer our personal care services in the comfort of your home.
Live-In care
We may need assistance with our daily activities as we grow older. Live in care services at home can help us with our independence.
Live-in care is a long-term care option that allows individuals to receive one-on-one assistance at home. A live in carer is a person who stays in the client’s home to provide care. The live in carers responsibilities include personal hygiene, mobility and transfers, medication management, support with meals and nutrition, and companionship.
Live-in care eliminates the need for hospital stays. It can help reduce the chances of hospital re-admission and the spread of the infection. In- home care is more cost-effective than other long-term care options, as it only requires paying for a single person instead of the facility’s operating costs
Dementia care
Dementia is a degenerative illness that affects memory, thinking, behavior, and the ability to carry out daily tasks. It is a common condition among the elderly, and it can have a significant impact on the person’s quality of life as well as that of their family and caregivers.
Caring for someone with dementia can be overwhelming and stressful. It is essential to seek professional support and advice when needed. This can include consulting with a medical professional, joining a support group, or hiring a professional caregiver. Hearts at Home Homecare caregivers are trained to provide personalised care, manage behaviour changes, and ensure the safety and well-being of the person with dementia.
End of life care
End-of-life care, also known as palliative care, it is a type of medical attention given to patients who are nearing the end of their lives. This type of care is given to patients who are facing terminal illness or chronic progressive illness who have a life expectancy of six months or less.
At Hearts at Home Homecare, we take a holistic approach in treating patients where end-of-life care focuses on the patient and their family, providing a comfortable and peaceful environment for the patient in their final days.
House keeping and support services
Our housekeeping and support services offer a wide range of services to individuals who require assistance and support with their daily living activities. These services are designed to help you or your loved ones to maintain your independence while living comfortably in your own home.
This service involves:
- doing laundry and running errands
- keeping your home clean and in good condition
- shopping and making sure the pantry is stoked
- Food preparation and cooking
- Light gardening duties
- Help with paying bills and posting letters
Mental health conditions
Mental illness is a condition that affects millions of people worldwide. It is a condition that permeates all walks of life regardless of age, race, or gender. Mental illness can be debilitating and can severely impact a person’s ability to function normally in society. Therefore, it is essential to support individuals living with a mental illness.
At Hearts at Home Homecare we care deeply about the emotional well-being and dignity of our clients. We often see the impact of supporting people to live at home on their self-confidence.
In conclusion, we believe offering support to individuals living with mental illness is essential. It can include social, informational, and emotional support, addressing the stigma surrounding mental illness, providing access to appropriate care, and advocating for accessible and non-stigmatizing mental health services. At Heart at Home Homecare, we work together to ensure that individuals with mental illness receive the necessary care and support to live their life.
Physical disabilities care
Living with a physical disability can be challenging, both physically and emotionally. Support from family, friends, and the community plays a vital role in improving the quality of life for individuals living with physical disabilities.
Our staff are trained to support individuals living with physical disabilities effectively. Our carers are trained in various areas, such as handling and lifting, the use of equipment like hoists, or manual handling techniques. We have learned that effective communication with individuals living with physical disabilities is critical. Our carers take the time to understand the individual’s specific needs and preferences.
We can help with:
- Mobility - getting around the house and going to other local places.
- Keeping healthy - exercising and attending medical appointments
- Maintaining your daily routine - making sure your mind is active
- Help with household chores
- Companionship and emotional support
- Helping you to achieve personal goals
Sensory impairments care
Old age often results in loss of sight and hearing, which are the most common sensory impairments. As a result of sensory impairment, a person may feel isolated and frustrated, which may ultimately lead to anxiety or depression. We understand the issues caused by loss of a sense and the benefits of an informed approach to care.
Our carers improve the quality of life for clients living with sensory impairments by:
- Reminding clients to visit the opticians regularly
- Enhance your sight by letting more natural light into your home.
- We can also provide hearing care for your loved one.
Hearing loss can be managed by our carers. In addition to understanding your loved ones’ feelings, our carers will deliver compassionate, empathic, and patient care. Our carers are trained to read facial expressions and other body gestures, like hand movements to better communicate with the client.
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