Seaham

Building care plans with and around you is what we do best. Care needs arise for many different reasons, it could be due to a degenerative condition, such as Alzheimer’s, or you’d like a regular friendly face to keep you or your loved one company. Nonetheless, the team are only a phone call away and can help with:

• Personal care – Support with dressing, showering, washing and continence care.
• Medication – Gentle reminders to remember your medication or help with swallowing.
• Routine calls – Morning and evening calls, ensuring you’re safe and able to get in and out of bed.
• Mobility support – Help getting out and about or assistance with mobility aids.
• Companionship – A regular friendly face calling in for a cup of tea and a chat.
• Household duties – Cleaning, washing up, laundry and gardening.
• Health and nutrition – Preparing food and making nutritious meals.

From 30-minutes a week to several daily calls, the intensity, duration and date is completely up to you. Preserving your independence is key, so we’ll fit around you and your lifestyle.

Like many, you might not want to move out of your family home, but with live-in care, there’s no need. Our Seaham carers can provide round-the-clock support, covering all aspects of care, such as PEG feeding, catheters and stomas. Our carers can also help with:

• Recovering in comfortable surroundings after a hospital discharge
• Getting out and about in the Seaham community
• Remaining at home with a partner or loved one
• Keeping your beloved pets at home with you
• Receiving specialist care in your home to suit your requirements

To find out what is live in care, click here.

There’s no need to miss out on social events, our professional and friendly care team are on hand to assist you to the shops, the local cafe or even the art gallery. Not only that, your friends and family with have peace of mind that you’re in safe, reliable hands.

Familiarity is key, so with the added challenges that come with memory loss, mobility issues and confusion, keeping your routine consistent is our priority. Our team will spend time with you and your family, that way they’ll know which carer is best suited to support your needs, whilst having the same interests.

The beauty of elderly care is that it’s interchangeable, meaning if at any point you’d like to increase or reduce the regularity or the intensity of your visits, all you have to do is say.

You might just need a few visits per week, or you might need constant care, temporarily, nonetheless, the highly-qualified team of carers are available to help with the following:

• Hospital discharge – If you need care after a spell in hospital to get you back on your feet.
• Emergencies – When your regular carer is unable to be there, perhaps due to a family emergency.
• Short breaks – Allows time for your carer to convalesce whilst you are still cared for.
• One-off occasions – When there are special events that you want to attend that requires some assistance – perhaps a wedding or milestone birthday celebration.

Throughout our award-winning training, all carers cover an array of modules such as, health and safety, safeguarding, manual handling, mobility support, medication and equality & diversity. But we don’t stop there, our carers receive regular ongoing training courses, keeping their knowledge up to date in several areas, including dementia support.

Our recruitment process is stringent, that way we’re only employing top-quality carers to support you and your loved ones. With over 30 years working in the industry, our expertise makes finding a carer best suited for you simple, effective and reliable.

We’re also the only home care provider in the UK to be endorsed by Skills for Care as a Centre of Excellence, and really proud to be a founding member of the United Kingdom Home Care Association. And if that’s not enough, we’re fully-regulated by the Care Quality Commission and regularly receive inspections.