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Sutton Coldfield
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57 Birmingham Road Sutton Coldfield Birmingham B72 1QF (see on maps)
Officially named The Royal Town of Sutton Coldfield by Henry VIII in 1528, this historic place is full of buildings and manors from a bygone era. Now classed as a district of Birmingham, Sutton (as it’s termed by the locals) was home to the late Doug Ellis, former Aston Villa Football Club Chairman and is now also home to one of the leading home care providers – Helping Hands.
The team of dedicated carers can provide care local to you, covering Aldridge, Bassetts Pole, Brownhills, Canwell, Coleshill, Curdsworth, Erdington, Four Oaks, Great Barr, Hints, Kingsbury, Lea Marston, Little Aston, Little Hay, Mere Green, Perry Common, Sandwell, Shenstone, Stonnell, Streetly, Sutton Coldfield, Walmley, Walsall Wood, Water Orton, Whittington, Wishall, and the surrounding areas.
"Hello, I’m Joanne, the Area Care Manager for the Central Region. It’s my responsibility to oversee a number of branches as they meet with customers to gain feedback on a regular basis and ensure that they are happy with our service. I support and manage a wonderful team of branch managers, supporting them with supervisions and appraisals. I have lived in Netherton for 30 years, and I have worked in the surrounding areas all of my career."
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, our family-run company has been providing thousands of families with high-quality care for a range of different conditions and care needs. From dementia, Parkinson’s and stroke care to acquired brain injuries, mental health conditions, cerebral palsy and many more, we have the experience and expertise to help you when you most need it.
Person-centred care is what we specialise in, and we’ll work with you to put everything in place that works for you so that your care plan is tailored to your requirements. Even if you simply require assistance once a week to water your plants or to pop to the shops to get your weekly shopping, the Sutton Coldfield team can help.
Home visits start from 30 minutes per call up to several sessions a day to make sure you’re okay, providing peace of mind for both you and your loved ones. And if you have a more complex condition such as a stoma or PEG tube, our team of clinical nurses are on hand to support the team in delivering the right level of care for you.
It can often be difficult to come to terms with increasing care needs, especially if you’re fiercely independent. But a residential home isn’t your only option if things are getting too much at home; a Helping Hands live-in carer will live with you in your property and deliver the very best care whilst you remain where you know and love best – at home.
Designed to give you freedom and to maintain your dignity, live-in care is crafted entirely around you. What’s more, we’ll work with you to make sure your live-in carer is able to support you with both your physical and emotional needs. So, if you have advanced Alzheimer’s but are a die-hard Villa fan, we’ll make sure that we find a live-in carer who has experience with your specific condition and is also a fellow Villain.
Live-in care enables you to lead the life you want to lead, without having to compromise on your independence. With no set menus or restrictions on when you can get up in the morning or go to bed, you’re at the forefront of your care making decisions that suit you. Whether it’s support with personal care, being moved regularly in bed to prevent pressure sores, assistance with mobility aids or gentle reminders to take prescribed medication – we’ll work with you to make sure everything is taken care of.
Being able to live independently in your own home is what underpins our service. And just because you have care needs, it doesn’t mean that you have to forgo your favourite hobbies or give up your home comforts. Domiciliary care allows you to have regular visits that fit in with your routine, rather than having to adhere to someone else’s rules.
Whether you live alone, as a couple, with a friend or even a canine companion, we’ll work around you and offer worry-free, excellent care. We can even walk your dog too – that way, everyone’s happy!
Coming to terms with a dementia diagnosis can often be unsettling and quite daunting. As one of the UK’s leading dementia home care specialists, we can help you to work out your next steps and ensure you get the best support for your needs.
Whether you have Pick’s disease, Alzheimer’s or vascular dementia, our team of expert carers understand how the symptoms of dementia vary from person to person. That’s why we’ll get to know you personally – from how you like your tea to what triggers any of your anxieties.
Just because you receive care, it doesn’t mean that what you love doing should be compromised. Whether it’s tending to your tomato plants, meeting up with friends or going for a stroll in Sutton Park, the team will enable you to continue living your life at your pace, with a little help along the way.
And if your care needs change, we can amend your care plan to reflect this and ensure that the right support is in place for you. Whether you need the addition of a live-in carer or respite care if you’re living as a couple, we’ll make sure you retain your independence and dignity with the help of our friendly team.
Respite care can cover a variety of scenarios – emergencies if your regular caregiver has to leave at short notice, support after a discharge from hospital or even to take over your care for a short period of time while your normal carer has a rest. Whatever the circumstances are, we can step in – often within as little as 24 hours from when you first get in contact with us – and deliver compassionate care that meets all of your requirements.
You may also be considering going on holiday or you might want to attend a wedding or party but are concerned about how you’ll get there safely and manage whilst you’re there. Worry not – the team can swiftly arrange for someone to accompany you wherever you’re going, whilst still getting the care you need.
For the past 30 years, we’ve worked extremely hard to make sure we enable as many people as possible to stay in their own homes, and that wouldn’t be possible without our fantastic workforce of carers. Selected for their expertise, kindness and unfaltering willingness to help others, all of our carers go through a strict recruitment process, including a Disclosure Barring Service (DBS) screening. We only employ the very best because after all, we’re caring for you and your loved ones, so you deserve nothing less than the very best.
As the first and only home care provider to be awarded as a Centre of Excellence by Skills for Care, all of our carers receive top-of-the-range training by our in-house training teams, which covers manual handling, medication, dementia care, first aid and safeguarding. Alongside this, we regularly hold refresher courses for all of our carers, ensuring that they deliver care that is up-to-date and adheres to industry standards.
We’re very proud to be part of the Dementia Alliance and the United Kingdom Home Care Association (UKHCA), of which both are dedicated to improving the lives of those in need of support at home who are living with dementia and other conditions. We are also fully regulated by the Care Quality Commission (CQC) who inspect all of our teams to ensure that we’re delivering a safe, effective and responsive service.
If you’d like to find out more about the care options that the team can provide for you, please get in touch with us, where we’re available to take your call seven days a week.
You’re welcome to come and see us at the Sutton Coldfield branch on Gate Lane. The team are there Monday to Friday between 8:30am and 5:30pm and will be happy to meet with you. Alternatively, we can come to you! Just let us know the best place for you and we’ll be there – even if it’s in your front room.
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We are actively collecting and monitoring our reviews and feedback for Sutton Coldfield to ensure our customers receive the best possible live in and home care service.
4.9 out of 5 stars, from 56 reviews
taken from NHS Choices
“Care twice a day for my parents.”
26 September 2019
taken from Google My Business
3.8 out of 5
from 5 reviews
Our Sutton Coldfield 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
57 Birmingham Road Sutton Coldfield Birmingham B72 1QF Show on Map
