Domiciliary Care
Elderly care at home
Personal hygiene to medication, we’re here for you or your loved one
Whether you are looking for care for yourself, a spouse or a parent, it can be difficult to define exactly what’s needed when ‘getting older’. This is where we can help you define what you need: from personal hygiene to keeping on top of household tasks. If getting out of the house is becoming difficult, we can help with days out, and simply provide companionship and a friendly face.
Domiciliary Care
Elderly care at home
From personal hygiene to managing medications, we’re here to support your family.
Whether you are looking for care for yourself, a spouse or a parent, it can be difficult to define exactly what’s needed when ‘getting older’. This is where we can help you define what you need: from personal hygiene to keeping on top of household tasks. If getting out of the house is becoming difficult, we can help with days out, and simply provide companionship and a friendly face.
The first step in our care service is the Care Assessment
It’s here that we’ll determine what’s needed and the frequency and length of the visits. Our services cover many, many things, but here’s an idea of the type of help we offer:
- All aspects of personal care
- Psychological support with Dementia
- Support with medication, including liaising with other medical professionals (with permission)
- Support with mobility
- Meal preparation
- Ensuring nutrition and fluid intake needs are met
The first step in our care service is the Care Assessment
It’s here that we’ll determine what’s needed and the frequency and length of the visits. Our services cover many, many things, but here’s an idea of the type of help we offer:
- All aspects of personal care
- Psychological support with Dementia
- Support with medication, including liaising with other medical professionals (with permission)
- Support with mobility
- Meal preparation
- Ensuring nutrition and fluid intake needs are met
- Arranging and taking to appointments, such as Doctors, Dentist, Chiropodist and hairdressers
- General housekeeping
- Companionship
- Assistance on trips outside the home
- Help with pets, such as feeding and arranging vet appointments
- We also offer support to end of life clients
You may need visits once or twice a week, or three times per day. The length and frequency of your visits is determined by what you need, and may change with time. It’s this flexibility and attention to individual needs that ensures that with Sarah’s Carers, staying at home is always an option.
- Arranging and taking to appointments, such as Doctors, Dentist, Chiropodist and hairdressers
- General housekeeping
- Companionship
- Assistance on trips outside the home
- Help with pets, such as feeding and arranging vet appointments
- We also offer support to end of life clients
You may need visits once or twice a week, or three times per day. The length and frequency of your visits is determined by what you need, and may change with time. It’s this flexibility and attention to individual needs that ensures that with Sarah’s Carers, staying at home is always an option.
How much does it cost?
We pay our staff well so we can attract the best and give the highest standard of care. This means we’re not the cheapest care company you’ll find, but we’re not that expensive either.
It doesn’t cost that much more to be so much better
Our hourly visits are £37.00 (£39.00 on weekends) which includes an element of mileage.
Our 30 minute visits are £29 (£31.00 weekends)
Whether you pay for an hour or half an hour the carers arrive at the time you have booked and stay for the whole time.
We plan travel time between client visits
Live-in Care starts from £1,500 per week for single person and £1650 for a couple . We provide a completely managed service within reach of our office team so they can also support the carers and the families.
