We specialised in Live in carers for Complex care need

This is suitable for the person who lives alone and has some degree of orientation and balancing problem.

• Household tasks and maintenance-  help around the home, such as vacuuming,washing clothes and keeping the house tidy c
• Helping in  dressing and grooming
• Companionship and occasionally going out 
• Prompting medication
• Keeping safe from any potential risk 
• Communicating and updating  family and friends  

Generally, carers will have basic care experience but all the mandatory training. That covers all key parts of the Care Certificate, recognised by the Care Quality Commission. 

This is what differentiates us from other live-in care providers.   

Complex care, also known as long-term care or continuing care, is given to service users with significant, continuing healthcare issues such as chronic illness and disabilities.

These healthcare issues could include brain damage, spinal cord injuries, multiple sclerosis, muscular dystrophy, Gastrostomy feed needs such as PEG Epilepsy, and learning disability. 

Complex care requires the carer to be proficient with specific caring training, training completed mostly at dedicated training centres and months of shadowing with senior carers to gain experience. Although providing complex care, carers would also consider facilitating service users to lead independent, active, and fulfilled lives whenever possible.