Our care
Palliative care
Support for someone receiving palliative treatment, and for the family around them. Our part is the personal care, the companionship and the practical help, so that the time left is spent at home and as comfortably as possible.
What we help with
What this includes.
Personal care, delivered gently
Sit-in services, including overnight sitting
Companionship for the person and the family
Respite so family carers can rest
Two carers per visit, where a double-up is needed
Good to know. We provide personal care and companionship alongside the district nursing and palliative team. We are not registered to provide nursing care and do not replace it.
How it works
Getting started is easy.
Step 1
Call us
Tell us who the care is for. You do not need to have it all worked out.
Step 2
We visit and listen
We come to the home, meet the person, and agree a plan together.
Step 3
Care begins
The same small team of carers, at the times that suit your routine.
How care is paid for
We accept every common funding route. Not sure which applies? Call and we will talk it through.
- Self-funding (private)
- Local Authority
- Local Authority with top-up
- Continuing Healthcare, funded by the ICB
More care
Other ways we help.
- Personal careHelp with washing, dressing and the start and end of the day.
- Dementia and Alzheimer's careFamiliar faces and steady routines for someone living with dementia.
- Domestic careKeeping the home running when it becomes too much to manage.
- Supported livingConsistent support at home, as an alternative to residential care.
- Outreach supportGetting out of the house and staying part of the community.
Talk to us
It starts with a conversation.
Tell us what is needed and we will explain what we can do, with no obligation.
020 7952 1480Answered 24 hours a day, including weekends and bank holidays.