Exeter

Visiting care provides you and your loved ones with the care you need if you are finding difficulty in your everyday routines. With you and your wellbeing at the fore, we’ll work closely with you and your loved ones to ensure that you have the support that you need to live independently in the comfort of your own home.

Whether you need visits that are little and often to support you with your household chores or more complex support for a neurological injury, the team will always work to your needs, letting you direct your care as you wish so that you are able to continue to enjoy time with your loved ones.

When care needs become more advanced, it’s important for you and your loved ones to have constant peace of mind that you are in safe hands. That’s why the team provide bespoke live-in care packages that give you round-the-clock support and the assurance that you always have someone there to help you when you need them.

Whether you are living with a progressive condition such as Parkinson’s or dementia or you have a loved one that you are concerned about, our Exeter team will support you in any way you need them to – even in the later hours.

Live-in care from our Exeter team is more than just care; it gives you the encouragement and support that you need to make the most of your life. What’s more, we’ll work with you to find a carer that shares many of your hobbies and interests, so if you enjoy learning about the Gothic architecture of Exeter Cathedral or heading to the seaside for a cup of tea and an ice cream, we’ll be right there by your side.

Read more on what is live in care here.

Traditionally known as visiting care, domiciliary care gives you the freedom to choose the frequency and intensity of your care, so that you can continue to live an independent life in the home that you know and love.

With you at the heart of our service, we’ll work closely with you to ensure that you have a support package that you are happy and comfortable with, so that you are able to continue with your usual routines with no compromise to your safety or independence.

The time following a dementia diagnosis can be extremely upsetting for you and your loved ones. And with over 100 different variants of the condition, understanding each of the symptoms whilst you’re going through the initial stages of dementia can be unsettling for all involved. With specialised dementia care from the team, we’ll work with you to provide a care plan that gives you the information, guidance and support you need to help you and your loved ones come to terms with the diagnosis – and help you to live well with it.

We are proud to be the leading dementia care specialist in the UK; and with expert dementia training for each of our carers, we are fully equipped to support you and your family through every step of your dementia journey. Whether you need someone to pop in with a friendly reminder to take your medication or more intensive support for the latter stages of the condition, our Exeter team are here for you.

Some of the inevitable signs of ageing are that our bodies become a little more fragile and our minds aren’t as quick as they once were. If you are finding more difficulty in your elderly years but moving into a residential home doesn’t feel appropriate for you, elderly care from the team enables you to continue with the life you want to lead – just with a little help along the way.

Whether you are living with a progressive condition such as Parkinson’s and require more regular support around the house and out in your local community, or you are living alone and would simply like someone to pop in for a cup of tea and a chat, our Exeter team will be there for you in any way you need them to be.

Whether you are a caregiver for a loved one and you are in need of some rest and recuperation or you are in need of short-term support following an unexpected illness or injury, respite care from our Exeter team ensures that you have the support you need, for as long as you need it.

Delivered on a short-term basis, we’ll ensure a seamless transition between carers and we will carefully follow your usual plans and routines to ensure consistency for you or your loved ones. Whether you are due to be discharged from hospital but don’t feel comfortable without the regular support you’re used to, or you’d like to go on holiday but you don’t feel like you are able to go alone, we’ll be there for you for as long as you need us.

Each of our carers are committed to providing outstanding care to each of our customers, and they are enabled to do so by completing a comprehensive training course that covers manual handling, safeguarding, health and safety and medication administration. But with their expert training and professional experience aside, our carers are able to provide such fantastic service to our customers for one simple reason: they are all naturally wonderful people.

Here at Helping Hands, we are fully regulated by the Care Quality Commission (CQC). We ensure that each of our carers receive full background checks – such as Disclosure Barring Service (DBS) screenings – prior to employment, which means that you and your loved ones can rest assured that you have a carer that has been carefully chosen by our managers and is fully committed to providing you with great care.

And with 30 years’ experience under our belt, we’re proud to be the only home care provider to be endorsed as a Centre of Excellence by Skills for Care.