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Personal care

We realise that you may need support to take care of some of your most personal tasks, and we ensure that we support you to do this with dignity. Enabling you to do as much as you can yourself, we will step in where you need help with washing, bathing, dressing, grooming, shaving and make up. We also provide discreet and dignified incontinence support and aim to ensure good skin integrity.

Medication management

Taking medication correctly and on time, is imperative to remaining healthy. We can support you by ensuring that medication is taking as and when is needed. We liaise with your GP and pharmacy to ensure you have the medication you need either delivered or collected. We can diarise the dates for your repeat prescriptions and put the orders through for you, so you do not run out.

Food and nutrition support

Eating and drinking can have a massive impact, on our physical health, our energy and well. We can help with shopping and ensuring that food is cooked and stored safely. We can support you to make the meals you prefer, or ensure that you are eating a varied and balanced diet. We can also support you to ensure that you remain well hydrated, to prevent issues such as Urinary Tract Infections, especially in the summer.

Companionship

Loneliness has been shown to have a very negative impact on someone’s well-being and their physical health. This is where regular companionship and befriending helps. Whether it is having a chat and a cup of tea, supporting you with hobbies and interests, reminiscing about the past, going for walks or getting some fresh air in the garden it is nicer to do this with someone who cares.

Socialising and Shopping

Eating and drinking can have a massive impact, on our physical health, our energy and well. We can help with shopping and ensuring that food is cooked and stored safely. We can support you to make the meals you prefer, or ensure that you are eating a varied and balanced diet. We can also support you to ensure that you remain well hydrated, to prevent issues such as Urinary Tract Infections, especially in the summer.

Complex care

Our staff work alongside GPs and district nurses, local authorities and the Clinical Commissioning Groups helping patients and families to adjust to their situation. Our services are aimed at supporting you and your close friends and family throughout your illness with whatever is important to you. Our carers are trained to be able to use supportive equipment such as hoists, turners, catheter bags, stoma bags etc
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End of life care

Most people with a life limiting illness want to stay living in their own homes and our end of life care services are here to help you do that. Supporting you to enable you to be as comfortable as possible in your own environment for as long as possible.

Dementia & Alzheimer’s

We understand the difficulties associated with Dementia, for both those living with the condition and their loved ones. Our aim, is to ensure that we understand your individual circumstances so that, with the advice of all relevant experts, we are able to enhance the quality and enjoyment of life. 

Each individual with Dementia is unique. Our approach to help is to fully understand you, by consulting with you, your loved ones, your GP and your Dementia consultant. 

The care we provided is based on a support plan that has been put together by all involved people, to make sure it is well suited. As times situations change, we adapt the care plan to make sure the support we give is always suited. 

Our professional approach to care means that we will not only establish the most appropriate Support Plan, but that we will also provide extensively trained Carer’s with a compassionate approach to delivering care. We believe many people are happier if they can remain independent in their own homes and we aim to provide support to enable this to happen, through compassionate planning and communication. 

Hospital Discharge Support

We are all eager to get home after a hospital stay, however there may be additional difficulties which means you may need additional care to support the transition from hospital.


We can help to prepare your home, for your return, by doing practical tasks like getting in the basics, tidying up and switching on the heating. We can work with other agencies to make sure you have any equipment or medication, so all you have to do is come home and get well. We can help to put together a recovery plan, where the amount of help you receive reduces as you get stronger.
And much more 

Amazing Homecare also provides Supported Living services to people
with Physical Disabilities or Learning Difficulties. This includes helping people go to work, attend a day centre, participate in leisure activities or visit the shops. 

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Senior Man With Walking Stick Offering Help To His Young Daughter Carrying Groceries

Respite care

If you are relying on a loved one or family member to support you, and you want to give them a break, we can step in with respite care. Respite care provides temporary relief for a primary caregiver, enabling them to take a much-needed break from the demands of caregiving a sick, aging, or disabled family member. We can tailor your support, so regular routines are kept and there is as little disruption as possible.

Wellbeing and Preventative care

Our elderly people are often known to neglect themselves as things become difficult. Taking extra care of your loved one’s health as they age is very important and being alert to changes and taking preventive measures can help to keep our loved ones well. With ageing, there are certain risks and signs which, if ignored, may lead to ill health and sometimes hospitalisation. As we see you regularly, we can help to look out for changes and may notice things that you do not notice or ignore. We work with District Nurses, GP’s then help to book appointments, liaise with pharmacies to make sure you have the correct medication, on time.
  • Disinterest in overall health and welfare 
  • Incorrect or missed medication 
  • Missed doctor appointments or putting off medical health checks 
  • Problems with cooking, eating nutritious foods and hydration 
  • Keeping the house clean and tidy 
  • Poor appetite or change in weight 
  • Poor hydration 
  • Worsening or changes in current conditions 
  • Social isolation and loneliness 
  • Signs of inactivity or depression 
  • Decline in participating in hobbies and interests 
  • Confusion, which may be caused by an underlying conditions 
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Live-in or Night care

If we need a little more permanent care, many of us would prefer to stay at home and in our familiar surroundings and similar routines. Amazing Homecare gives you the option of round the clock, high quality care without leaving your home with our live-in care support and services 
All care provided is bespoke to fit your unique requirements, and this includes live in care. You are able to maintain control of the way you like to live, what and when you want to eat, and many things that you are accustomed to, but with the peace of mind of knowing you have as much or a little support as you need.