Live-in care – everything you need to know
Live-in care is the new standard in elderly support that provides your loved one with the full-time care they need, in their own home. In this guide, we run through everything you need to know to put it in place.
CANCER CARE
Finding out that you have cancer can be a shocking event, even if you already suspected it. We can help you or your loved one – whatever your specific situation.
DOMESTIC SERVICES
All of our care staff have received specialist training, which equips them to provide a wide and high-quality range of care services to people with varying levels of needs.
ELDERLY CARE
Enrolling your elderly friend or loved one into in-home support provides a much needed rest for you, and provides them with supported living to keep them independent at home.
FOOD PREPARATION
At Arian Care we are able to also help with meal preparation for your loved one to help them manage their meal times throughout the day
HIGH DEPENDANCY CARE
High dependency care can be defined as providing a more than usual high level of healthcare. For us it’s all about our ability to work with people living with very challenging illnesses and conditions.
HOSPITAL DISCHARGE
If you’ve recently left hospital, it’s natural to feel less confident doing everyday tasks at home, arranging respite care can bring peace of mind that they’re safe.
LEARNING DISABILITY
We understand that learning disabilities and Autistic spectrum conditions (ASC) can make aspects of life challenging. That’s why we’re here to help.
LAUNDRY SERVICE
One of the services we provide is domestic care, which gives our customers the opportunity to receive personalised support around the home.
MEDICATION ASSISTANCE
Medication management is highly beneficial for older people, as the likelihood of unintended errors can become higher the older we become.
PERSONAL HYGIENE CARE
Personal care means anything done that is of a personal nature. Including tasks such as bathing, showering, applying creams and lotions, dressing, and toileting
PHYSICAL DISABILITY
Disability Care at home enables people living with disabilities to live as independently and with as much dignity as possible.
RESPITE COVER
Respite care is a short-term passage of care, often for one to two weeks, from a carer who is different from your usual provider.
SENSORY IMPAIRMENT
Our carers are experienced in dealing with people with a range of sensory disabilities, both old and young.
SIT IN SERVICE
Sit-in home care is temporary care to provide caregivers relief from the full-time care they have been providing for your loved one.
- Home carers are experienced to care for a range of needs, including personal care and supporting those living with complex or chronic conditions.
- It’s comparable in cost to a care home bed for those paying for care themselves. Plus, your home is excluded from the financial means test, so you’re more likely to be entitled to local authority funding and less likely to lose your home.
- It enables people to stay in their homes, maintain their routine and live independently for longer, and is increasingly linked with a range of better health outcomes.