Newark is a historic and picturesque market town, so it makes perfect sense that the UK’s premiere care company with a three decades-long history would also have a presence in the area! Helping Hands was founded in 1989 to deliver the highest quality homecare possible to those people who wished to remain independently living in the place they love most, and we’ve never wavered from our original ethos. Every Helping Hands employee works towards the same set of established values and the Newark branch team are no exception. You can be confident in the quality of care delivered and the expert knowledge of the carers who’ll deliver it.
As much or as little as you’d like! Our carers have experience supporting every type of illness and condition, including dementia, Parkinson’s, tetraplegia, post-operative care and much more. Therefore, whether you require a short visit from 30 minutes once a week, several calls a day or even full-time live-in care, we can help. You may need support with your mobility, medication, personal care or attending appointments, grocery shopping or even visiting friends; no matter what your requirements our carers can be the extra help you need to enable you to live your life to the fullest in the comfort of your own home.
You may feel you’d benefit from a carer for a variety of reasons, or perhaps it’s your loved ones who have suggested it. Regardless of the reasons, receiving care should be viewed as an enhancement of your independence, not a compromise of it, as your carer will do everything they can to promote your way of life and ensure you keep living the way you always have.
When you are visited by a carer from the Newark branch you don’t just get a carer; you get someone who loves their work, values their customers and will hopefully become a friend very quickly. You might need a little support with some housework, meal preparation or perhaps you need to be accompanied to appointments; regardless of your needs, a carer can be with you as often or frequently as you require. Our nurse-led care means that even with complex needs or in a palliative situation you can remain in your own home, surrounded by memories, mementoes and beloved pets that are so important. Visits through 24 hours also means that if you need a carer overnight it is never a problem. Perhaps you have medication that needs to be given around the clock, need to be monitored closely or just find it hard to sleep, one of our carers will be with you so you never feel isolated.
Respite care is usually shorter-term in nature, often one to two weeks, and exists to give your usual carer a break, whether they are a family member or a professional. Taking regular breaks from work is essential for everyone, but even more important when you spend your time caring for someone else. Respite care can be arranged to give your regular carer a break for planned holidays, family emergencies or any situation that requires them to not be able to provide care in the shorter-term. A dedicated support plan means that the customer’s routines and preferences will always be followed, meaning your carer gets to take a relaxing break and your care continues as if they were still there.
Immediate emergency care can be needed for any number of reasons, such as an unexpected discharge from hospital or unavailability of the regular carer. When care is needed in an emergency though it can cause anxiety for family members trying to make arrangements, especially if they live some distance from their loved one. Helping Hands’ Newark team can take all the pressure away from you by providing a carer in your loved one’s home within 24 hours, meaning that you don’t have to put your own life on hold and can just concentrate on their recovery.
Our expert team providing home care in Newark are dedicated to ensuring that all their customers in the local area live their best life possible in the comfort of their own home. All of their carers are recruited and expertly trained locally, meaning that you get the best care possible from carers who love their job and are knowledgeable about the local area. Your loved ones need not be anxious about who is entering your home either, as all of our staff are Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) screened before they start working. In addition, we are proud to have been consistently rated ‘Good’ by the Care Quality Commission (CQC), the industry regulator for England.
Call us today to discover how we could be supporting you to remain living independently in your own home. Our customer care specialists are available seven days a week to discuss your options with you.