Live-in care provides you with the opportunity to remain in the comfort of your own home, surrounded by familiarity and the countless memories you have made over time.
At The Good Care Group, we have professional carers who are not only there to assist with professional care, medication support and household tasks but also to serve as a companion. They ensure that you always have a friendly face to communicate with and to share special occasions together, such as birthdays, Christmas and other significant times throughout the year.
Celebrating your birthday at home in your later years can be a special and meaningful occasion, as your living space can be decorated for the occasion, your favourite meal can be prepared and well-wishes can be exchanged. Most importantly, you get to enjoy your special day in the comfort of your own home, surrounded by your friends and family.
Our Senior Care Manager, Elaine, shared a wonderful story about one of our clients J, entering his 100th milestone with a smile on his face:
Elaine, our Senior Care Manager shares:
“J celebrated his 100th birthday on Friday, 26th January 2024. J was surrounded by his very close family and they held a party for him in the afternoon, which as you can see from this photo, he thoroughly enjoyed! J received lots of cards and gifts and was especially pleased with the card he received from The Good Care Group, which was personally signed by Hannah Morgan (Chief Operating Officer)”.
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If you or your loved one are interested in hearing more about our services, you can find out more by getting in touch with one of our friendly advisors, who will be able to assist you with any queries you have 0803 303 9639.
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