Home care in Holbeck
Visiting care and home care in Holbeck
With the likes of the famous Elland Road and the world’s oldest working railway, Holbeck and the south Leeds area has an eclectic mix of old and new pastimes to enjoy. If you’re a Whites fan and love going to the fortnightly Saturday matches but struggle to do so now that you’re in your older years, our carers are more than happy to support you for the afternoon and make sure you can still keep up with your hobbies. After all, care is so much more than just the practicalities in your home, it’s about enabling you to live an independent life on your terms, too.
So, whether you need support for a few hours a week with getting out and about in the local area and keeping on top of the housework or round-the-clock assistance and one-to-one care, find out how our visiting and live-in care service could benefit you.
Quality care provided in your own home
Home care from our Holbeck team offers security, mobility, and companionship.
For over 30 years, we've provided nurse-supported assistance, companionship and expert care to thousands of individuals across England and Wales. As industry leaders in home care, we know just what it takes to provide the right level of support so that you can retain your independence in the comfort of your own home.
We offer two types of home care:
Constant 24-hour care
Live-in care
One-to-one support from a fully qualified carer that lives with you. Full-time support so you can stay at home where you feel most comfortable.
- Round-the-clock (24/7)
- In your own home
- Personalised care plan
- Carer to match your needs, personality and interests
Occassional care visits
Hourly visiting care
Flexible care provided in your own home with a fully qualified carer. Visits start from as little as 30 minutes up to several hourly or overnight calls throughout the week.
- From 30 minutes a week depending on your needs
- In your own home
- Flexible care plan based on customer's needs
- All levels of care covered
Meet the Holbeck care team
Branch Care Manager
I ensure that all of our customers across Hull and surrounding areas recieve the warmest welcome and the highest standard of care, from our compassionate and considerate carers. I have over twenty-three years experience in care and started my career as a care assistant. I wanted to make a big difference to how care is delivered and provided to people and I absolutely love what I do. Nothing gives me greater pleasure than seeing someone happy, knowing they are been looked after by professionals, and remaining independent in their own home, a place they know and love. In my spare time I enjoy keeping fit, socialising and spending time with my family.
Regional Care Director, North
Reviews and credentials
We are actively collecting and monitoring our reviews and feedback for Holbeck to ensure our customers receive the best possible live in and home care service.
Fully regulated by the CQC
Other services we provide at this branch
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Home Care Holbeck
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When welcoming someone new into your home, we understand how daunting it can be at first. It may take a few visits to get into a routine with your carers, so that’s why we’ll only select your carers from a small pool from our team in Holbeck. Not only does it allow you to get used to them, but it also enables you to build a rapport with them and get comfortable with the care they’re providing for you, particularly if it’s personal care.
Visiting home care offers support little and often to help out with everyday activities in and around your home and to make your life that little bit easier. We can pop in from as little as 30 minutes, make you some lunch, tidy up and make time to have a chat with you to check that you’re okay and have everything you need. What underpins our service is not taking over and doing everything for you, but enabling you to live life on your terms, assisting you here and there in a way that you’re happy with.
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Live-in care for 24-hour support
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For more complex care needs or if both you and your partner require support, live-in care offers a direct alternative to moving into a care home. Having a dedicated live-in carer live with you in your property allows you to receive one-to-one support completely on your terms. There are no set meal times, menus or activities that you have to adhere to; you are completely in control of your own support plan, choosing what you have for your tea, when you have it and how you spend your days, with your own carer available whenever you should need them.
Our Holbeck team can also provide clinical care which is overseen by our nursing team, who ensure your carer has the correct experience and training to support you and your specific health needs. This could be with PEG feeding, continence care, or stoma care, all the while keeping you safe and well at home. What’s more, your carer will become a source of comfort and companionship who will get to know everything about you and exactly how you want to lead your life.
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Domiciliary care from our Holbeck team
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Traditionally known as care at home, domiciliary care enables you to choose as and when you want support at home with anything from getting up and dressed in the morning, washing your hair and going to the toilet, to support with domestic duties such as vacuuming, taking out the bins or even tending to your garden. Our bespoke support plans mean that we work together to find the right support for you, so that you’re involved every step of the way with your own care. And if you find that you need more assistance or you develop a medical condition that requires specialist support, we can alter and adapt your support plan around you and your changing needs.
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Dementia care for specialist support
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Since 1989, we have been caring for people with dementia, helping them to ‘live well’ with their condition rather than ‘suffer from’. And that sentiment is exactly the same with our team in Holbeck. Trained in the intricacies, symptoms and different types of dementia, our carers are able to support both the individual and their loved ones with all elements of their dementia diagnosis. From support in the early stages of their condition, such as popping in a couple of times a day to check they’re safe and well, to regular assistance with personal care and dietary needs in the middle to later stages of dementia – we have the specialist skills, expertise and compassion to provide dementia care for you in a dignified and respectful way.
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Elderly care to retain your independence
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Elderly care doesn’t necessarily mean support with washing and dressing because you’re unable to do those things yourself; it can be anything that you need support with at home if you’re in your older years. This could well be assistance with personal care, but it may also be other practical tasks such as accompanying you to the shops, taking you to appointments or simply providing you with a little companionship if you live by yourself or your relatives live a fair distance away from you and are unable to see you as often as you’d like. Our Holbeck team will take the lead from you and provide support at your pace, which can be important for those that are initially resistant to care or have always done things their own way.
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Respite care for temporary support
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Emergencies can crop up at any time and without any warning, but that doesn’t mean you should ever be without support if you rely on someone to provide your care. The Holbeck team can swiftly begin respite care for you in as little as 24 hours after you get in touch with us, so that you have the assistance and reassurance you urgently need at a time of high emotion and stress; allow us to reassure you and reduce any worries or concerns with our industry-accredited care.
Temporary respite care is also feasible for those who are caregivers for a loved one but need to take some time for themselves to recharge their batteries. We can step in whilst you step back, where the care and assistance your loved one will receive will be replicated seamlessly by our professional team.
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Fully-trained carers in Holbeck
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It takes a special sort of person to become a carer. You must be friendly, empathetic and above all genuinely kind, always willing to go the extra mile for those you are supporting. These qualities are exactly what we look for when recruiting and we accept nothing less. After selection, our new carers are then given award winning training from our in-house instructors either at our branch in Holbeck or at one of our regional centres across the country, where they learn the necessary skills to provide high-quality care to our customers across south Leeds. Modules include manual handling, personal care, medication, dementia, safeguarding, first aid and many more.
All of our carers are required to provide several character references before they join us, as well as participating in an enhanced Disclosure Barring Service (DBS) check, giving you peace of mind that your carer has been fully vetted before they enter your home.
Branch information
Rothwell,
Leeds,
Yorkshire,
LS26 0AW