Home care in Brandon

When you receive visiting care from Helping Hands your care is supported by a personalised support plan, ensuring that your preferences and routines are always respected. We can support any condition – dementia, motor neurone disease, spinal injuries, mental health conditions, loneliness or difficulty getting around, and our compassionate carers will be able to support you with every aspect of your care from just from just 30 minutes per week, as frequently or infrequently as you need.

When you’re looking for around the clock support due to complex care needs, or perhaps because you or your loved ones aren’t confident with you being in your home alone anymore, our live-in care service can be the answer. Your live-in carer will offer full-time support, both day and night, with all aspects of your care including medication, personal care, meal preparation and housework, and your personalised support plan will ensure that your routines, comfort, independence and wellbeing are always respected.

Because Helping Hands isn’t a home care agency, we can confidently state you’ll never pay us referral or matching fees, or anything else that isn’t clearly quoted to you from the start. Our carers are directly employed by us to ensure that they only need concentrate on caring for you, rather than self-employment matters. Your fully managed, bespoke care package will always see you at the centre of your home care journey, so why not talk to us today about why we’re the home care specialists?

Domiciliary care, better known as care at home, means that you get all the benefits of care at your fingertips but with the added bonus that you get to remain in your beloved home too. Receiving person-centred care in your own home from Helping Hands is invaluable; you get to live your life to your own routine, choosing your mealtimes, when you get up and go to bed, or if you get up at all that day! Your dedicated carers will ensure that you get to live your very best life that focuses entirely on your wellbeing, even if you have highly complex care needs.

Our 30 years of dementia care experience means we are ideally placed to support you or your loved ones, whether you’re near the start of your dementia journey or you’re further along. While receiving a diagnosis can rock your world to its core, having care at home from a dementia specialist company can make a very real difference to your quality of life. Staying at home for your care can help to reduce confusion and anxiety, due to being in familiar surroundings, close to loved ones and precious memories.

Respite care from Helping hands can prevent you having to go into residential care, even temporarily. Whether your family members are going on holiday, your regular carer needs a break or you just want to try care at home for a while, we can support you with every aspect of your needs, including medication, mobility, meal planning, housework and personal care. Even if you needed care in an emergency, we could have support in your home within 24 hours.

As we get older our bodies can sometimes let us down, however if we’re lucky we also get to experience the blessings of being more senior, such as having a loving family around us and the benefit of experience and wisdom. Helping Hands will be happy to assist you with any aspect of your daily life that is becoming more difficult, such as personal care, meal preparation and housework, so if you’d like to relieve pressure from family members or get a bit of extra help, why not ask us about elderly care at home?

Our carers really are the best in the industry in our opinion, because when we recruit our carers we only select people who share our ethos for delivering the highest standards of person-centred care to our customers. Our people are compassionate and empathetic and go above and beyond to support our customers to live the best life possible within their own homes. We always train our carers thoroughly when they join us and ensure they have opportunities to develop their skills throughout their carer, as well as screening them through the Disclosure and Barring Service for your safety. We’re accredited by the Dementia Action Alliance, amongst many others and we’re fully regulated by the Care Quality Commission and Care Inspectorate Wales, so you really can be confident in our ability to support you or your loved ones.