Elderly support

When a person grows older, there will come a time when a little bit of extra assistance is needed daily to keep life moving.

Although this can sometimes be upsetting to see a family or friend growing old, it is natural and normal for the elderly to need extra support, and a bit of daily help will hugely benefit them to have the highest quality of life.

We provide several elderly care support services in the Bournemouth and Poole areas, that are created to help your loved one can continue living happily and comfortably, with minimal disturbance to their day to day life. So if you are looking for carers for an elderly parent or are concerned about an elderly friend, we can help.

Elderly care services we offer

Domiciliary care                                          

We provide help at home for the elderly with domiciliary care services. We create a care plan that allows your elderly loved one to have in-home visits from trained carers day or night and as frequently as they need. Domiciliary care is suitable for those who need help with everyday tasks but are still considered safe to live independently.

Live-in care

If your elderly loved ones needs exceed that of domiciliary care, and they are no longer able to live at home, we provide live-in care services that offer more thorough care services that focus on more advanced care needs. This includes 24-hour overnight care for the elderly so that there is consistent support in place, with round the clock care to ensure the maximum safety is granted to your elderly loved one.

Special Services

Our live-in care services also cover specialist services based on the needs of the person. We have dementia and Alzheimer’s specialist services, with specially trained staff with experience working with dementia and Alzheimer’s patients so that all of their care needs are met.

We also provide services for those with physical disabilities and provide care assistance for the elderly who are experienced in more physically demanded roles to help your loved one with their mobility and ensure that their physical disabilities do not hinder their quality of life.