Palliative live-in care
24/7 care for your loved one when you need it the most
It is truly wonderful to come across such a caring, professional company. I oversee the care of an elderly lady and I can not recommend Kristina and her carers highly enough…
Lucy Moynan
I have used their services for family members and found then tentative professional and extremely caring. I would definitely recommend and will continue to use their services….
Neil Angus
Compassionate, experienced and skilled carers are providing excellent care and support for my Grandmother. Being supported by Handling Hands has given our family much needed reassurance…
Feel comfortable at home
We believe palliative care should be person-centred. This means that it is essential to identify and meet a person’s individual physical, psychological, social and spiritual needs.
Our specialist, compassionate carers have experience taking care of people who are not mobile, require constant supervision and cannot be left alone and will ensure that all client’s needs are always.
FAQ - PALLIATIVE CARE
Most frequent questions about Palliative care.
Palliative care is aimed to people living with a terminal illness where a cure is no longer possible. Palliative care takes a holistic approach that focuses on the improvement of the quality of life as much as possible for both the person with the illness and their family and friends.
Anyone with illness that cannot be cured is entitled to high-quality care wherever they choose to receive it. Palliative care can be provided to the person in need at the comfort of his own home. It is undoubtedly comforting to be in a familiar environment, surrounded by loved ones.
Our priority is the comfort and well-being of our clients, along with that of their families. We listen carefully to our clients’ needs and provide care that is tailored to their wishes and help our clients to live as well as possible until their last moments
How much does a live in carer cost?
When looking for at home care options, price is often a major consideration. Here we outline the cost of our live-in care package, which includes the full services package. There is no extra charge for special care persons.
Palliative Live-in Care
- If you are considering different options for your loved ones‘ which needs to be taken for 7/24 care. Live-in care is the most trustable and cheapest one. The carer will give full attention to meeting personal needs. Also, will help to stay home during the quarantine time. The person can live comfortably in their own home.
What does Handling Hands For You
palliative trained carer offer?
- Complete continuity of care, 24 hours a day, at care recipient’s home
- One-to-one personalised care
- Assistance with domestic, medical and daily living tasks
- Supervision when moving around the house
- Meal preparation
- Assistance to eat and drink
- Round-the clock- companionship
- Total peace of mind for both the care recipient and for their family
ARRANGING YOUR LIVE-IN CARE
Start your journey today with Handling Hands For You! Get Free expert consultation.
STEP 1
CALL OUR TEAM
You will discuss your or your loved one’s needs with our live-in care expert who will help you to decide if live-in care is right for you.
STEP 2 LIVE-IN CARE ASSESSMENT
A live-in care assessment will be scheduled to give you an opportunity to discuss any questions.
STEP 3 CREATE YOUR TAILORED CARE PLAN
Next, our team will create a personalised care plan based on data we collect from you, your family.
STEP 4
CHOOSE THE SUITABLE DATE
Once you are happy with your choice of carer we will then arrange a suitable starting date.
HANDLING HANDS FOR YOU LTD
+44 1923 937 730
info@handlinghandsforyou.co.uk
Company Address: Bessemer Drive SG1 2DX, Stevenage, Hertfordshire
Company number: 11640505
Bank sort code: 40-43-36
Account number: 02297736
VAT Registration Number: 308 6648 82
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