It all starts with a friendly consultation, where we visit your home to assess your home care requirements.
Whether you are arranging this on behalf of yourself or a loved one, this is a chance to tell us about your current situation, the things you’re struggling with, and ask any questions you have about our home care services.
After the no-obligation consultation, we’ll develop a bespoke care plan tailored to your specific needs and preferences.
There’s a two-week cooling off period where you have the chance to decide whether home care is the right solution for you, before we begin putting your plan into place.
We believe in a person-centred home care approach, which means the client is always carefully matched with the care assistant that’s right for them.
On the day that care is due to begin, you’ll have the chance to meet your dedicated care assistant with your loved ones and go over your care requirements together.
No matter what your care plan looks like, you’ll always have the same dedicated care assistant. That means they’ll get to know your individual needs and preferences in detail, and you’ll never have to deal with an unfamiliar face.
Should your needs change for any reason, there is a flexible four-week notice period to adapt your plan. In urgent situations, changes can be initiated quickly.
Who is Our Home Care For?
Our home care services are for anyone aged 18 and over, whether you’re looking for companionship and conversation or someone to be there while you take a shower in case you need their support.
This includes those with specialised health needs such as Dementia, Alzheimer’s disease, Stroke, Multiple Sclerosis or Parkinson’s, as well as those recovering from an operation or simply requiring a helping hand at home.
Here are some common scenarios where your loved one might benefit from professional home care:
If your elderly parents are becoming frail and struggling with mobility, they may be unable to use the steps into the garden or find it difficult to get in and out of the bath or shower. Perhaps they are suffering from regular falls and have lost their confidence in completing basic tasks. We can offer them the support they need so that they can continue these tasks without the worry of falling or losing their independence and moving from their home and their familiar surroundings.
Talk to one of our team about our home care services today for more advice.
Being unable to drive and having that independence taken away from you can make life difficult. Bright Dawn Home Care can step in to support with situations such as these. Our care assistants can take your loved one to wherever they need to go, for example, to the supermarket to collect groceries or to collect a prescription. Or, if they would prefer to stay at home, our care assistants can collect groceries/prescriptions for them instead.
Talk to one of our team to find out more about home care in Solihull today.
Being home alone and finding the inclination to prepare a meal and to eat alone can often become a challenge. Our care assistants can visit daily to ensure that your loved one is eating and drinking a healthy and balanced diet. They will sit and chat with them after preparing their meal to ensure they have companionship while eating, as it is a sociable occasion. The care assistant will also help with tidying away after the meal. Many people suffering from Dementia have trouble eating due to changes in perception and taste. Our care assistants will prepare a meal that is appealing to our clients and encourage them to eat and drink and maintain their hydration and nutrition.
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Perhaps your loved one has recently lost a partner and is finding it difficult being in the house alone for long periods. You are seeing a change in their mental well-being; they seem depressed and have low self-esteem.
Bright Dawn Home Care can offer support with our companionship care service. Our care assistants can visit for a minimum of an hour, make them a cup of tea, sit and chat, reminiscing about the past by looking through old photos or encouraging them to take a stroll outside.
Our team would be happy to discuss more ways we can help with tailored home care in Solihull today.
A carer may not be your first thought when you have Autism or a Mental Health Disorder. You may not be that old or need personal care and maybe enquiring about support or companionship is not something you know is available to you.
With live-in care you receive 24-7 support with a care plan that is tailored to you. Even if you have complex healthcare needs, staying at home in the comfort of your own home, with your own routine and preferences can help maintain independence for as long as possible.
With Bright Dawn Home Care a Live in Care Assistant will live with you, in your own home, giving you 24/7 support. This enables you to remain in familiar surroundings with all your memories, offering comfort and security, supporting you to continue living independently in your own home.
Winter can make existing health conditions worse and can also make us more vulnerable to respiratory and other serious illnesses. People over 65 or with underlying health conditions are particularly at risk.
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