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Domiciliary Care

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What is Domiciliary Care?

Domiciliary care, also known as home care, refers to a range of personalised support services provided to individuals in the comfort of their own homes. It is a flexible and convenient option that allows individuals to receive assistance with daily activities, personal care, and household tasks while remaining in a familiar and independent environment. Domiciliary care services are tailored to meet the unique needs and preferences of each individual, promoting their well-being and enabling them to maintain a high quality of life.

How does domiciliary care differ from residential care?

Domiciliary care is provided in an individual’s own home, while residential care involves individuals living in a care home. Residential care offers a more communal living experience, while domiciliary care offers more privacy and independence. Residential care also provides a higher level of support than domiciliary care, which is suitable for people who need more assistance with their daily activities.

What types of services do you provide for domiciliary care?

We offer Visiting Care, Live-in Care, Respite Care and Overnight Care. To find out more about each simply click on the links above.

Why is Domiciliary Care for you?

Domiciliary care – care at home – is increasingly popular with families because it allows you to remain in the home that you love whilst being provided with the necessary assistance and support that you need.

It allows you to be in control of the things that mean the most to you in order that you can have peace of mind. Need the house kept clean according to how you like it? Not a problem for our carers at Ryan Dee Healthcare.

Our Carers are sensitive and flexible to your needs by ensuring we put you first!

Japanese woman in-home care attendant assisting senior male to stand up from the sofa at home. the senior patient using a crutch is feeling great pain in his knee joints

What are the Benefits of Domiciliary Care?

Cancer Care

We offers specialised cancer care services, providing compassionate support, personalised assistance, and a commitment to enhancing quality of life throughout the cancer journey.

Disability Care

At Ryan Dee Healthcare we offer specialised support for your disability in your own home. All the tasks that you struggle with can be expertly dealt with by our carers.

Meal Preparation

Home is where the heart is and that is why we are so happy to prepare your meals in your own home. We will cater to your dietary requirements and create a plan to suit you.

Monitoring Health Conditions

We take monitoring your health conditions seriously which is why we have high standards or administration. Trust us to take care of monitoring your health so that you can relax in the comfort of your home

Personal Care

This is where we help you with the daily private tasks such as getting dressed, baths, showers or even help with your make-up.

Companionship Care

Sometimes you just want the company of someone to talk to with and help support you through your day. Our carers are hand picked to offer friendly and engaging support for you.

Household Tasks

Our carers will happily carry out housekeeping duties such as cleaning, ironing, washing up and even putting the bins out. We do it so you don’t have to!

Medication

By working closely with your GP or other medical professional we help to ensure your Medication Management and Administration are dealt with seamlessly and professionally.

Overnight Care

If you have any additional needs then we can provide you with the necessary overnight care so that our carer is right there with you to provide peace of mind and support exacrtl when you need it.

Respite Care

If you require temporary care and support for whatever reason then our Respite Care is perfect for you. We can ensure you can continue with the support you require seemlessly.

Dementia Care

Whether it be Visiting or Live-in Care you require our carers will provide the compassionate and personalised support to continue living in your own home in safety.

Live-in Care

Should you require it our dedicated carers can offer you Live-in Care where they offer you 24 hour care and support to give you and your family peace of mind.

Mobility Care

Should you need help in rehabilitation or have mobility challenges our carers are fully trained to deal with any circumstance you find.

Parkinson’s Care

Parkinson’s Disease can be challenging to deal with. At Ryan Dee Healthcare our carers are fully prepared to deal with any stage of Parkinson’s with care and compassion.

What Domiciliary Types of Care do you offer?

Carer Visiting - Visiting Care

Visiting Care

Our Care Plans are all personally designed to suit you perfectly. Our Visiting Care Plan offers you support from 30 minutes per visit to as much as much as you’d like.

Line-in Care

Live-in Care

Should you require it our dedicated carers can offer you live-in care where they offer you 24 hour care and support to give you and your family peace of mind.

Carer taking blood pressure - Respite Care

Respite Care

If you require temporary care and support for whatever reason then our Respite Care is perfect for you. We can ensure you can continue with the support you require seemlessly.

Overnight Care

Overnight Care

If you have any additional needs then we can provide you with the necessary overnight care so that our carer is right there with you to provide peace of mind and support exacrtl when you need it.

FAQs

What is the need for Domiciliary Care?

The demand for domiciliary care in the UK stems from the necessity of individuals, particularly the elderly and those with mobility issues, to access tailored and professional care within the comfort and familiarity of their own residences.

Who pays for Domiciliary Care?

Your local council may contribute to the cost of your home care service, determined by a needs assessment. If eligible, the council will recommend care at home and then arrange the home care service for you and contribute to the cost, also known as state funded home care.

Upon conducting a needs assessment, your local council might provide financial assistance for your domiciliary care, offering recommendations and coordinating the service on your behalf. This support, known as state-funded home care, aims to alleviate the cost burden while ensuring you receive the required care at home.