Care at home
Our journey with you starts by finding the ideal home. We offer a variety of houses, bungalows, and apartments, all equipped with the latest assistive technology.
Specialist respite care at Serveco
Respite care is temporary support provided to individuals who require assistance with daily living, allowing their regular family carers or loved ones to take a break. This form of care ensures that the person receiving support continues to have their needs met in a safe and familiar environment, while their usual carers can rest, go on holiday, or attend to other responsibilities without worry.
Respite care can be arranged in a variety of ways, including short-term home visits, live-in care for a defined period, or stays in a residential setting. The goal is to relieve pressure on family carers, reduce stress, and maintain continuity of care for the individual, promoting both wellbeing and peace of mind.
Finding the right respite care for you
Respite care can be tailored to suit a variety of needs. You may simply require a few hours to take a break, run errands, or spend time with other family members. In such cases, our Serveco staff can visit your loved one to provide care, support, or companionship. Whether assistance with personal care, more complex care needs, or simply spending time together over a cup of tea and a friendly chat, our carers ensure your loved one is safe, comfortable, and well-supported while giving you the time you need.
Consultations
It's not just about the space; it's about understanding you. Through in-depth consultations, we'll get to know your unique needs and aspirations.
Support plans
We'll craft a personalised support plan, tailored just for you. This ensures your needs are constantly met.
24/7 live-in respite care
Alternatively, you may require a longer period of respite, for example, to go on holiday. While some may consider placing their loved one in a care home for respite care, an excellent alternative is to arrange a 24/7 live-in carer in their own home. This approach allows your loved one to remain in the familiar comfort of their own surroundings, while a professional carer is available around the clock, providing support, companionship, and peace of mind for both them and your family.
Trained specialist staff
- Conflict Management
- Emotional Intelligence
- Data Protection
- Equality and Diversity
- First Aid
- Lone Working
- Sharpe's Injuries
- Preventing Radicalisation
- DSE Awareness
- Risk Control
- COSHH
- Safeguarding
- Developing Resilience
- Social Media
- Fire Safety Awareness
- Mental Health at Work
- Manual Handling
- Modern Slavery
- Working Safely and Securely
- Hazard Identification
- Sleep Deprivation
- GDPR
