In-home respite care provides temporary relief by having a trained caregiver come to your home to care for your loved one. This service allows you to take a break and recharge, knowing that the person you care for is receiving professional support in a familiar environment. This can be for numerous care types, including assisted living, residential care, types of dementia care and nursing care.
At Helping Hands, we regularly provide respite care for people in varying circumstances, all fully regulated by the Care Quality Commission (CQC). Some of the most common instances where people need respite care are:
A respite carer’s primary aim is to ensure you continue getting the support you need so that you can maintain your independence at home. At Helping Hands, every single one of our compassionate carers has received our industry-leading training, which means they can provide seamless home care at a moment’s notice.
Your domiciliary carer can provide discreet help with routines such as toileting and getting dressed
Your carer can help around your home with chores such as cleaning, doing the laundry and tidying up
All of our carers are trained to provide mobility support, so can help you to move around your home
Your carer can assist with catheter care, PEG feeding and suppositories, to name just a few
A carer can pop round for a cup of tea or spend an evening with you watching your favourite film
Whether you want to head out into your community, go shopping or visit loved ones, a carer can go with you
Whether you want to head out into your community, go shopping or visit loved ones, a carer can go with you
From picking up your prescription for you to helping with the bills, your carer can provide errand support
From the moment you call our friendly customer support team, we’ll make it our priority to ensure you get the respite support you need as quickly as possible, for a minimum seven-day period.
At Helping Hands, we firmly believe that home is the best place to receive the care that you need. We’ve been specialising in compassionate, person-centred home care since 1989, so it’s safe to say we’re experts when it comes to providing meaningful support that truly makes a difference. Here are just some of the many benefits of respite care at home:
Respite care at home allows you to keep living life on your own terms, meaning you can continue doing the activities and routines you enjoy
Whether you’ve had an accident, are recovering from surgery or have been discharged from hospital, we’ll support you in your hour of need
Respite care allows your normal carer to take a well-deserved break, meaning that when they return they’ll be refreshed and re-energised
We know that you might like things to be done in a certain way, so we’ll make sure you continue to get the type of home care you’re used to
You’ll be able to continue enjoying your favourite routines and hobbies without worrying about being left unsupported or isolated
Staying at home for respite care means you’ll still be able to see loved ones whenever you wish, including visiting them with the help of your carer
At Helping Hands, we’ve got over 30 years’ experience in providing elderly people with urgent support at the times they need it most.
If you find yourself requiring immediate care at home, we’re here to help you out. Your local care team will generally be able to send one of our wonderful carers to you at home within 24 hours of your call, ensuring minimal disruption to your routines. What’s more, we won’t cut any corners – you’ll still receive the same exceptional support that our customers have come to expect from Helping Hands.
Having a visiting carer is a great way to benefit from personalised support at points throughout the week at the times that suit you, ensuring you’re always getting the support you need at the times that you’ll most benefit from it.
Visiting care allows you to choose or maintain your own routines - whether that's the time you wish to get up, any meal preferences, visiting loved ones, and so much more
Visiting care allows you to benefit from having a type and level of support that is fully tailored to your specific needs and wishes
Your visiting carer will proactively help you to manage the symptoms of your condition, so that you can continue doing the things you enjoy
Live-in care will see one of our fantastic carers come to live with you in your home to provide round-the-clock support and companionship. Your live-in carer can assist around the home in a number of ways, helping you to live life to the full.
With a live-in carer, you will benefit from the round-the-clock support and companionship offered by having a carer in your home
A live-in carer will enable you to get the most out of life and continue doing the things you really enjoy, rather than worrying about maintaining your home
We know that having a carer move into your home is a big step for you to take, which is why we'll help you find someone who shares your interests and personality
Respite care is a temporary package of care available immediately when you need it. Whether it is planned or unplanned, our carers are able to support you with household duties, companionship and personal care.
Carers’ breaks are required when a regular carer takes a break from caring, allowing them to relax and take time for themselves. Here, a professional carer will take over your regular duties, giving you piece of mind that your loved one is being well looked after.
If you think you could benefit from respite care, please get in touch with a member of our team who will be happy to assist you in arranging respite care; whether it is for yourself, a family member or to take a break.
A respite carer can help you with a number of tasks, including nursing care, personal care, administering medication, companionship, general housekeeping and more. We’ll take the time to listen to your needs and fully understand your circumstances so that we can ensure your respite carer is giving you exactly the type of support that you’re looking for.
Respite care differs from assisted living in that it is is a temporary care solution, whereas assisted living is a permanent care arrangement.
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