Domicillary Care
Domiciliary Care (Care at Home) refers to a range of services put in place to support an individual in their home. It can be a real help for those who want to stay in their home with support.
The Domiciliary care service will cater for those with long-term illness and conditions such as learning disabilities, physical disabilities, mental ill health. It is designed to enable their recovery or coping with their conditions through the provision of person-centred support and/or care. The service involves a combination of calls-in and live-in options.
- We support service users through:
- Enabling and supporting
- Recovery and/or coping skills
- Re- enablement and recovery (step down services)
- Access to healthcare and treatments
- Access to a healthy diet
Support to complete activities of daily living
Maintenance of independence as much as possible
Community enabling to include: support to access to social networks and companionship. Access to leisure and social activities
Comfort in situations of end-of-life care.
