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Mansfield
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Ground Floor, 7 Musters Road, West Bridgford, Nottingham NG2 7PP (see on maps)
As Nottinghamshire’s largest Market Town, Mansfield has a variety of things to offer – from relaxing walks around Sherwood Forest to an array of shops to browse down the popular Leeming Street – there really is something for everyone. Not forgetting the famous market in the heart of the town, Mansfield also offers visiting and live-in home care from the team at Helping Hands.
With a full team of dedicated and compassionate carers, we cover home visits in Forest Wood, Kirkby-in-Ashfield, Mansfield, Pleasley, Rainworth, Ravenshead, Selston, Shirebrook, Sutton-in-Ashfield and the surrounding areas.
Enhancing your independence is our priority, which is exactly what the team can provide with either live-in or visiting care that works for you, around you.
"My name is Jackie and I’m the Regional Clinical Lead for the East region. I have worked in the healthcare sector since 1982 and the time really has flown!
"I like to think that in my nursing career I have always tried to give the best care I can and have always believed that I should strive to care for people the way I would want myself or one of my loved ones cared for. I recently lost both my parents to Dementia and am glad that I was able to care for them alongside other wonderful healthcare professionals.
"I enjoy sharing my knowledge with others and always believe that everyone has something they can teach someone else. I have high standards of care and always strive to be professional, but I do have a good sense of humour as well! I like working across the Multi-disciplinary Team and have a good network of Healthcare professionals both in the Acute, Community and Industry sectors."
For over 30 years, we've been supporting people with care, nurse-supported care and companionship across England and Wales. As industry-leaders in home care, we know what it takes to provide the right level of care so that you can retain your independence in the comfort of your beloved home.
Over 100 branches across the UK means we're local to you
We are not an agency - we employ every carer directly
Get to know your carer before care starts
Family-run and experts in home care since 1989
Fully flexible care packages as your needs change
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.
One-to-one support from a fully qualified care that lives with you. Full-time support so you can stay at home where you feel most comfortable.
Since 1989, Helping Hands has been providing care to thousands of families across England and Wales, keeping them safe and looked after where they feel most comfortable. The team will do exactly that – arrange visits to suit you but also enable you to feel looked after and happy in your own home.
With all of our carers completing mandatory, in-house training, we can ensure that you’ll get the right type of support – whether that’s someone that pops in once a day to accompany you on your daily walk or if you need several visits to help you get in and out of bed. We want to ensure you’re looked after with dignity and with you at the reigns.
We cover a variety of different conditions including dementia, Parkinson’s, cerebral palsy, multiple sclerosis and many more. And it’s not just the practical elements that the team will help with; it’s the emotional aspects of care we’ll support with too, so you’ll always have a friendly face to look forward to seeing.
If you live either by yourself, as part of a couple, or even with a feline or canine companion, a live-in carer can fit in with your life seamlessly without you having to change any of your routines or plans.
As the name suggests, a live-in carer will live with you in your property to ensure that you have everything you need to remain independent in your own home. Providing reassurance around-the-clock, live-in care is ideal if you have more intensive care needs but don’t want to compromise on your autonomy and freedom.
We’ll work with you to find the right person for you – so if you’re a retired zoo keeper, then we’ll do our best to find a carer that has previously looked after animals too! A live-in carer is so much more than just someone that helps with your personal care or getting dressed in the morning; they’re someone that can become more like a member of your family.
Domiciliary care allows you the choice of how and when you receive your care, as well as the intensity and duration of your visits. Also known as visiting care, we’ll work with you to create a care plan that takes all of your quirks, medical needs and routines into consideration. That’s why our care is person-centred and designed to fit entirely around you.
Even if you just want someone to help you walk your dog once a day or get stuck in with peeling the potatoes whilst you pop the chicken the oven, the team are happy to help.
Living with dementia can be quite a confusing and upsetting time for both you and your family. There’s lots of uncertainty and changes to your routine may not be something that comes easily to you. That’s where the Mansfield team comes in.
Providing a source of practicality, reassurance and comfort, the Mansfield team will be there to help with any number of things that comes with a dementia diagnosis – whether that’s memory loss, personal care or anxiety.
As a national leader for dementia home care, we know what it takes to support those living with any one of the many different types of dementia, from Pick’s disease, frontotemporal dementia or Alzheimer’s. And with all of our carers trained in how to support those with the condition, you can rest assured that you’re in safe hands.
With age comes the inevitable changes in our mobility and to our memory and cognition. What you once were able to reach on the top shelf in your cupboard may just be too difficult to stretch to now. Although you may be in good health both physically and mentally, elderly care can offer a bit of extra support around the house or even a source of companionship for when you want to have a cup of tea, or even take a trip to Wollaton Hall with.
The team will get to know you and how you want your care package to work for you. And if your needs change, we can ensure that the right steps are put in place to keep you happy at home.
You might need a bit of extra help if you’ve just been discharged from hospital, or you might want to enjoy a holiday with your family or usual caregiver. Whatever your requirements, we’re here to help – and if it’s a family holiday that you want to embark on, respite care can make sure that you all get a real break.
Emergencies can happen too, and we fully understand that sometimes things are out of your control, which can often be a bit unnerving. But worry not – we’re here to alleviate the stress out of finding a last-minute solution by providing respite care in as little as 24 hours’ notice.
We equip all of our carers to be confident in delivering only the very best care that adheres to the latest guidelines. Covering modules such as moving and handling, first aid, dementia awareness and safeguarding, our in-house training schedule has been certified by Skills for Care as a Centre of Excellence, meaning that we are committed to the very highest standards of industry training.
As well as having full background checks by the Disclosure Barring Service (DBS), Helping Hands’ carers are renowned for going above and beyond, and it’s this selfless, empathetic nature that we look for when recruiting for our teams across the country.
Helping Hands is also fully regulated by the Care Quality Commission (CQC), which ensures all of our teams, including Mansfield, are compliant, safe and effective in the care that we provide. Being a family-run company for 30 years means that the care we deliver comes straight from our family to yours, and this is something that we will continue to uphold with everything we do.
Ready to discuss your care options? Please feel free to contact the Mansfield team, where we’re available to talk to you seven days a week and discuss what will work best for you.
If you’d like to meet the in person at a time that’s more suitable to you, you’re welcome to pop into the Nottingham branch on Musters Road from Monday to Friday between 8:30am and 5:30pm.
Alternatively, we can come to you! Whether it’s at your favourite local café for a cup of tea and a slice of cake or in your own front room – just let us know what works for you.
Call us on 01623 549 241 Talk to us on live chat Request a call back
Our Mansfield branch is fully regulated and accredited by the CQC and CIW.
Every one of our carers is a dementia specialist
We are founding members of the UKHCA
Opening hours and address details
Ground Floor, 7 Musters Road, West Bridgford, Nottingham NG2 7PP Show on Map
