Who is nursing care for?
Nursing care is for anyone that has a chronic health condition or complex care needs that means they need regular assistance from a specialist team. This will usually involve at least two carers, a clinical nurse, local care manager and other health care professionals, such as district nurses and occupational therapists. This type of care can be on a long-term basis or shorter if you are coming towards the end of life.
These health conditions may be something that the individual has lived with all of their life or may have occurred after an accident or illness. With our friendly and empathetic carers, you can rest assured that you will be in the hands of someone that truly does care about your emotional and physical wellbeing, aiming to keep you as comfortable as possible at home in the familiarity and safety of your own environment.
For those who have a serious or terminal illness, nursing care or palliative care, can enable you to live your final months and days in your own home whilst receiving specialist, one-to-one support. Having palliative care at home means that there’s less disruption to your routines and care can be delivered in a way that is meaningful to you, whilst maintaining your dignity and wellbeing.
If you need urgent care and you want to pass away in the peace and warmth of your own home, end-of-life care can be arranged usually within 24 hours of you getting in touch with us. Our local care and clinical nurse team will make sure you have the right support in place as soon as possible, so that you can spend your final moments surrounded by your loved ones and in the place you feel most comfortable.