Types of care available
We know how worrying and stressful it can be when faced with the realisation that a loved one or family member needs extra care and support to continue living independently at home. That’s why we are here to provide care and companionship at a time when you need it most. We offer a variety of flexible home care arrangements, all of which can be tailored to suit your own unique care needs. Our care is highly adaptive, evolving as your needs change.
Here is a look at some of the types of home care we can arrange:
- Live-in care provides consistency and continuity of care from a trained professional carer who will live in your home and provide you with care and support. By receiving highly-personalised care at home, your loved one can avoid the distress of moving into a care home while still maintaining their independence and lifestyle.
- Respite care can provide a family carer with a much-needed break from caring for a loved one either during the day or night, or can be used as an opportunity to see how live-in care works and whether live-in care is right for you.
- Short-term care following hospital discharge or for those needing post-operative rehabilitation or stroke care.
- Complex care of medical and specialist conditions like dementia, Parkinson’s, or Multiple Sclerosis.
Dementia care
The personal approach we take to live-in dementia care has been shown to vastly improve quality of life, as well as offering great peace of mind for families.
Parkinson’s care
With The Good Care Group, live-in care for Parkinson’s is person-centred, focusing on building a true understanding of the fluctuating and individual nature of the condition.
Palliative / end of life care
Our professional carers receive specialist training in how to care and support clients approaching the end of life, supporting both medical and social care needs.
Stroke care
The effects of a stroke can be life changing, but when it comes to recovery, it’s widely recognised that 1-2-1 care at home can dramatically improve your rehabilitation and quality of life.
Cancer care
Whatever form or stage your diagnosis, your carer will be trained to provide a blend of emotional, physical and medical support unique to you.
Alzheimer’s care
The quality of our 1-2-1 care helps you to live a full and rewarding life in the comfort and safety of home.
Respite care
Our short-term respite service can be provided either as live-in care or day care. It allows your loved one to take a break with complete peace of mind and reassurance.
Mobility & frailty
Our expert home care services can support any condition that is impacting your ability to live well at home.
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Talk to us about your care needs
To talk about your care needs, contact one of our friendly advisors. Calls from landlines are free.