Home care for people with a physical disabilities
Everyone should feel happy and safe in their own home. Our home care services are designed to support and empower people with physical disabilities to live a full and rewarding life.
Everyone should feel happy and safe in their own home. Our home care services are designed to support and empower people with physical disabilities to live a full and rewarding life.
We focus on skills, abilities and preferences to deliver care and support specifically tailored to each individual’s needs. Our highly trained, experienced and compassionate team are used to working with people with a range of physical disabilities. We have the training and expertise required to use lifts, hoists and aids safely and effectively.
As providers of home care, we focus on supporting independence and promoting self-esteem, helping people to live independently in their own home. As well as supporting with practical day to day tasks, we understand the impact of a friendly smile, a kind word and taking the time to chat.
At Casterbridge Home Care, we understand that everyone’s needs are different. We work closely with the people we support and their families to develop a personalised support plan which meets their specific needs. Our home care support packages for people with physical disabilities can be anything from a couple of hours a week, to 24/7 support.
The type of home care we provide could vary considerably depending on the needs of the individual and on their abilities. Our caring and compassionate team are happy to get involved in any type of domiciliary care, from helping out with meal preparation, running errands and dealing with medication, right through to just popping in to offer a friendly “hello” and a familiar face.
According to Sense, half of disabled people say they are lonely, and one in four feel lonely every day. Loneliness among disabled people is a critical issue, and reducing social isolation is incredibly important to us at Casterbridge Home Care. We understand the crucial role we have to play in offering companionship; someone to pop in and say hello, check to make sure all is well, play a game or have a cup of tea and a chat.
Whether you would like help with personal care, provide assistance with getting out of bed, bathing or simply someone to lend a hand if needed, our home care team are here to help meet your needs.
We’ll work with the person we are caring for (and their family) to determine how much help is required for meal preparation. We will tailor the support to the needs of every individual, from helping with menu choices and assisting in the kitchen, right through to serving and offering help and support to eat for those that need it.
Our home care team is more than happy to provide support with domestic and housekeeping tasks, from cleaning and washing dishes to changing beds and doing the laundry. We will aim to involve the people we support where appropriate, encouraging a sense of independence and building confidence and a sense of purpose around completing day-to-day tasks.
Our home care team offers support with running errands and visiting the shops. Whether you need assistance with going out, overcoming physical access barriers such as high shelving or inaccessible shop layouts, or would simply like to help to shop online, our team is happy to help.
Casterbridge home care team can support with managing and collecting repeat prescriptions, ensuring safe storage of medicines, timely and safe administering of medication and also observing any changes in behaviour, health or side effects.
For some people with physical disabilities, getting out and about can be difficult or hampered by accessibility issues. Our carers can help to facilitate outings, ensure that any medical appointments are made and kept, accompany people to the hairdressers or dentists and also provide friendly company and support for social outings, visits to cafes, or trips to the park.
We want to support people with physical disabilities to live a full and rewarding life, from the comfort of their own home. Our home care team is happy to support hobbies, opportunities to socialise, visits to see family and exercise, amongst other things. Our carers are chosen for their compassionate nature and take a holistic approach to care, offering physical, emotional and practical support at home.
Sometimes, families and carers need a break. We can offer respite care for people with a disability, giving families an opportunity to take a break and recharge.
Our home care services are regulated by the Care Quality Commission (CQC), offering all of our customers peace of mind. CQC is the independent regulator of health and adult social care in England. Their job is to make sure health and social care services provide people with safe, effective, compassionate, and high-quality care.
If you would like more details about our care for people with physical disabilities in the Dorset area, please don’t hesitate to get in touch. Our team will be happy to answer any questions you might have.