Epsom

From companionship and housekeeping to personal care and mobility support – visiting care from the Epsom team is the perfect way to be cared for from the comfort of your own home. With visits starting from as little as 30 minutes per week all the way up to several calls per day, we’ll find the right type of support for you and work around your schedule.

As industry leaders in home care, we know what it takes to deliver professional and compassionate care that revolves around you. With experience in a variety of conditions such as Parkinson’s, cerebral palsy, learning disabilities and cancer care, the Branch Manager and their team will get to know you and what works for both your physical and emotional needs.

As the name suggests, live-in care means that someone will live with you in your home and is available to provide round-the-clock assistance. Even if you live as part of a couple, a live-in carer is a great way to always have someone on hand to take care of you and ensure you have everything you need.

We also have an expert team of clinical nurses who support our live-in carers, allowing us to be able to support more complex illness and conditions. So, if you have a stoma or catheter that regularly needs changing or require feeding via a PEG tube – we can put a care package in place that enables you to be looked after whilst remaining at home.

Live-in care isn’t just about your practical needs, its about your emotional wellbeing too. Whether it’s a gentle stroll around Nonsuch Park or an adventurous day out at Chessington World of Adventures, your live-in carer will accompany you so that you can still live the life you want to lead.

Also known as visiting care, domiciliary care gives you the freedom to choose when and how you receive care that suits you best. Built entirely around you, we can support you with personal care, administering medication, household duties and mobility, allowing you to feel safe, supported and reassured.

Many individuals now opt for domiciliary care over a nursing home as it allows you or a loved one to live where you feel comfortable without having to compromise on your preferred way of life. There are no strict wake up and bed times or rigid menus that you have to choose from – we take direction from you to ensure that the care you receive is person-centred.

Dementia affects over 850,000 individuals and their families in the UK, and with this figure increasing in the coming years, we want to enable as many people as possible to be cared for at home, regardless of their diagnosis.

As one of the nation’s leading specialists in dementia home care, we understand how different symptoms of the condition can change depending on the individual. If you’ve just been diagnosed with vascular dementia or are living with the latter stages of Alzheimer’s, we’ll work with you and your family and get to know your routines and preferences. So if you absolutely love watching the horses on race day but get confused and disorientated when you’re there, we’ll be happy to accompany you to ensure you have the best day out.

With over 30 years’ experience in the home care industry, we’ve cared for thousands of elderly individuals – some who required visits little and often, and others who needed a full-time live-in carer. Whatever your requirements are when you get a little bit older, the team can visit you in your home to discuss what you might need and organise for a package of care to be swiftly put in place.

With loneliness for the elderly being talked about more and more in modern culture, it’s becoming commonplace for people to freely discuss this topic. However, if you’re not as open to talking about this or you’re worried about an elderly relative being by themselves, we have plenty of friendly faces here to help. Even if it’s just popping in once a day for a cup of tea, we’re committed to ensuring that no one has to feel alone.

When recruiting for our carers, the one thing we look for above anything else is the ability to be kind, considerate and the genuine desire to want to help others enrich their lives. It’s these qualities that are apparent in each and every one of our carers and something that can’t be taught, which is why we are so proud of them.

To ensure our carers are equipped to provide the industry-leading care that we’re known for, each carer completes a training programme that includes first aid, manual handling, dementia care, health & safety, safeguarding and diversity. That way, we can ensure that you only receive the very best care from our fantastic team in Epsom.

In addition to our in-house training programme, our carers are all checked by the Disclosure Barring Service (DBS) and provide several references before commencing their position with us. We are also incredibly proud to be a founding member of the United Kingdom Home Care Association (UKHCA), a body of organisations that ensure the highest of standards are adhered to by all of its members, including the quality of care and training & development of their staff.

If you’re planning to go on holiday by yourself or with your family but are concerned about your care needs whilst you’re away, we can help. A member of the team can accompany you to wherever it is that you’re travelling to – whether that’s driving down to the coast for an ice cream and fish and chips or jetting off to sunny Spain for a week. We’re firm believers that everyone is entitled to a holiday, including you and your regular caregiver. That’s why respite care could be the perfect solution for you.

We can also put respite care in place if there’s an emergency that your carer has to attend, you’re going to a special celebration or you need support for a few days whilst your regular caregiver takes some time to rest and recuperate. In as little as 24 hours’ notice, we can get everything ready to ensure that everyone involved in your care – including you – has total peace of mind.