faq

frequently asked questions

  • Q. What types of care services do you offer?

    We provide a range of person-centred care services, including:

    • Domiciliary Care – Support at home with daily tasks, personal care, and companionship.
    • Residential Care – Safe, structured housing with 24/7 care for those with physical and complex needs.
    • Supported Living – Helping individuals live independently with structured support.
    • Elderly Care – Specialist care for older adults, including dementia and Alzheimer’s care.
    • Specialist Care – Support for individuals with conditions such as cancer, diabetes, stroke recovery, and neuromuscular disorders.
    • Respite Care – Temporary care for individuals while their regular carer takes a break.
    • Live-in Care – 24-hour support in the comfort of your own home.
    • Hospital to Home – Assisting individuals with a smooth transition from hospital discharge to home recovery.
  • Q. Who do you support?

    We provide care services for:
    ✔ Children, young people, and adults with learning disabilities, autism (ASD), ADHD, and neurodivergent conditions.
    ✔ Individuals with mental health challenges such as anxiety, depression, PTSD, and other conditions.
    ✔ People with physical disabilities and complex care needs requiring assistance with daily activities.
    ✔ Older adults needing personal care, dementia support, or companionship services.

  • Q. How do I arrange care for myself or a loved one?

    To arrange care:

    1. Contact us via phone, email, or our website to discuss your needs.
    2. We conduct a free initial consultation and assessment to create a personalised care plan.
    3. We work with you and your family to ensure the care package meets your preferences and requirements.
    4. Care services begin at a time that suits you, with regular reviews to adapt to changing needs.
  • Q. How do you ensure the quality of care provided is optimal?

    We are committed to delivering high-quality, person-centred care by:
    ✔ Employing highly trained and compassionate caregivers with professional experience.
    ✔ Conducting regular assessments and reviews to ensure the best standards of care.
    ✔ Working closely with families, healthcare professionals, and local authorities to provide holistic support.
    ✔ Adhering to CQC (Care Quality Commission) standards for excellence in care provision.

  • Q. Can I choose the type of support I receive?

    Yes. Our care plans are fully personalised, meaning you can choose:

    • The type of care that best suits your needs.
    • The frequency of visits (from occasional check-ins to 24-hour care).
    • Any additional specialist support required (e.g., medication management, therapy support, or mobility assistance).
  • Q. How much do your services cost?

    The cost of care depends on:

    • The type of care service required (e.g., domiciliary, live-in, or specialist care).
    • The duration and frequency of care visits.
    • The level of support needed, including any additional services.

    We offer transparent pricing with no hidden fees. Contact us for a personalised quote based on your care needs.

  • Q. Do you accept funding from local authorities or direct payments?

    Yes. We work with local authorities, NHS-funded care packages, personal health budgets (PHBs), and direct payments. If you are eligible for funding, we can guide you through the process of accessing financial support for your care.

  • Q. How do you match carers with service users?

    We take great care in matching service users with the right carers based on:
    ✔ Their specific care needs and requirements.
    ✔ The experience and specialisms of our care team.
    ✔ Personality and compatibility to foster trust and comfort.
    We always strive to provide continuity of care, ensuring you receive support from familiar and trusted professionals.

  • Q. What safety measures do you have in place?

    The safety and well-being of our service users are our top priority. We ensure:
    ✔ Enhanced DBS (Disclosure and Barring Service) checks for all staff.
    ✔ Regular training in safeguarding, infection control, and emergency response.
    ✔ Strict adherence to CQC safety guidelines and best practices.
    ✔ Clear communication with families and support networks.

  • Q. What is the difference between domiciliary care and supported living?
    • Domiciliary Care – A carer visits your home to assist with daily tasks, from personal care to companionship, either occasionally or on a regular basis.
    • Supported Living – Individuals live in accommodation with structured support, promoting independent living while receiving care as needed.

    Both options provide tailored support to help individuals live with greater autonomy and confidence.

  • Q. Can care be provided on a short-term or emergency basis?
    • Yes, and we provide:
      ✔ Respite care for short-term support while family carers take a break.
      ✔ Emergency care services when immediate assistance is required.
      ✔ Flexible care packages to accommodate temporary needs.

      If you require urgent care, contact us today, and we will work quickly to put a care plan in place.