Live-in Care is when someone moves into your own home to help when your loved one needs it. The help they can provide is varied and specific to your requirements. It could be bathing, washing, getting dressed, meal preparation or cleaning. It could be more specialist like dementia support like preventing wandering at night. With Dementia Live-in Care, your loved one remains at home and things stay much the same while other aspects change. A Live-in Carer is there 24/7 with the opportunity to have a visiting Carer to cover breaks.

Yes, Live-in Care can help people during all the stages of dementia. This type of support changes to fit what each person needs as their situation changes. It always matches the needs at every stage of dementia and helps people stay safe and as independent as possible.

Live-in Care often helps make life easier. It deals with both the feelings and the physical changes that come with the different stages of dementia. It aims to improve or at least maintain quality of life at every step.

Our Live-in Caregivers have the right training and experience to give high quality care. They go through background checks to ensure they are safe and trusted. Each caregiver also gets training in first aid, safety and help with daily tasks. Many have care certificates or have worked in this field for some time. We always make sure our team gets specialist training where necessary so that they know the best ways to help in a specific situation. This gives you and your loved ones peace of mind knowing your loved one is in good hands.

Our Live-in Caregivers also undertake training in Dementia Care and they keep learning while working. Their professional certifications show they have real skills in this work. We show them the best ways to help by teaching them good support services methods.

We also help them learn ways to talk effectively with care recipients. This makes sure they can give the right support services that each person needs.

Live-in Care has many benefits for people with dementia. It lets them stay in their own home and feel safe. There is always a Carer with them, so they have help day and night. A familiar place can help with memory and bring comfort. The Carer can support them with daily tasks like eating, bathing and taking medicine. Family can feel at ease, knowing their loved one is not alone. Living at home also gives the person their privacy and lets them stay close to the people and things they care about. A regular daily routine makes life feel more normal for them. Live-in care offers kindness, time and care every day.

This type of care lets your loved one stay as independent as they can while also keeping them safe. It works to make life more manageable and helps improve the quality of life for family members.

The length of time that people with dementia can stay at home is different for each person. This can be because their specific needs are not the same. It also matters how much support they already receive. When someone has the right help for what they need and get some additional help, they can often live in familiar environments for a longer time. This can help people keep a good quality of life and stay home for a longer time.

Personal Care costs do vary according to the type of care needed, the number of care visits and where you live. To learn more and to get a personalised quote, find your local Team.

Home Care is great for those who wish to remain in the comfort of their home but need extra support. Moving into a residential care facility can be daunting and many prefer to remain in a familiar environment surrounded by special memories. Home Care also provides personalised support that’s conducted in a manner to suit your needs and preferences. Unfortunately, care homes can’t provide the same level of dedicated and personalised care. In a care home, staff attention is shared between multiple residents. Ultimately, it comes down to personal preference and what you think would work best for you. Read our guide comparing Home Care with care homes.

Introductory agencies are not regulated and quality cannot be guaranteed. We provide fully regulated services that are inspected by the Care Quality Commission (CQC). We also provide full and exclusive training for our Care Workers, whereas private Carer and agency Carers may not have comprehensive training. In addition to this, our services are also backed up with central support; this means you can count on us even if your Care Worker needs time off as our local Team can step in to ensure continuity of care.

You can hear first hand from many of our clients on our homecare.co.uk profile as well as Google Business. We’re proudly recommended by 97% of our clients!

Like all our services, our Personal Care is regulated by the CQC. The CQC is an independent regulator that inspects our services to ensure our quality standards are maintained. This includes checking that our care is focused on our clients as individuals, as well as that we keep you safe and secure at all times. In addition to this, we are proud to partner with Birdie. Birdie’s innovative care technology enables us to digitally log and monitor the support we provide. The care monitoring app., with your consent, also allows full visibility of care at any time for you and your loved ones. It’s a great way of providing added reassurance that you’re receiving the highest quality care.

Home help is just a phone call or email away! Shortly after contacting us, your nearest Careena Homecare Team will be in touch to better understand your needs and how we can help. After a free no obligation home visit held at your home, the Team will create a detailed and tailored Home Care plan for you and discuss costs. With your agreement, the care delivery can begin.

In most instances, we’re able to install care within 24 hours of initial contact, sometimes sooner if required. We operate a responsive service. Wherever possible, we work to your timings and work very hard to ensure your care is in place when it’s needed. If you need Emergency Care, please contact your local Careena Homecare Team.

Our branches are registered with the CQC, the independent regulator of health and adult social care in England. Their ratings reflect our commitment to quality assured care and gives you added confidence that our services meet the highest quality standards. In addition to this, we are proud to partner with Birdie Care. Birdie’s innovative care technology enables us to digitally log and monitor the support we provide. The Birdie Family App, with your consent, also allows full visibility of care at any time for you and your loved ones. It’s a great way of providing added reassurance that you’re receiving the highest quality care.

Home Care can be whatever you want it to be! Our range of services include Personal Care, Domestic Care, Companion Care, Palliative Care and Respite Care. We also offer Live-in Care and Overnight Care if a waking night or sleeping night service is what you need.

Absolutely. We can include more specialist services for conditions like Multiple Sclerosis , Parkinson’s, dementia, cancer and more. If necessary, we can also arrange for a second Care Worker to help during your visit if you have more complex needs.