Our services
Daytime Care
Day time care is the most popular of our at-Home care services. People wish to remain in their own homes, in surroundings they are familiar as long as it is possible.
You or your loved one may need one of our compassionate at-Home carers to look in on you or your loved one for the odd hour or for a more prolonged period.
Our trained at-Home care team will ensure that you are supported in ensuring that any daily tasks you may no longer be able to do for yourself are completed.
Night time Care
Night time care ensures that you or your loved one are supported during the night by one of our experienced at-Homecarers. Being able to rely on a night time service may be critical in ensuring that you can remain in your own homes.
You or your loved one may need one of our compassionate at-Home carers to be there should you need their assistance during the night hours such as turning throughout the night or needing medication to be administered.
Our trained at-Home care team will ensure that you are supported in ensuring that any overnight tasks you may no longer be able to do for yourself are completed.
Live-in Care
Live-in care is where one of our experienced at-Homecarers you in your own home to provide full-time care whenever you need it. It provides you with an alternative to residential care, enabling you to continue living in familiar surroundings.
We understand that there may be some apprehension in having someone living in your home, we will select at-Homecarers who share similar interests ensuring that you both enjoy the live-in care experience.
Dementia Care
People who are affected by dementia will ultimately require some kind of home care service if they wish to remain in their own homes, surroundings that are thought to be familar to put your loved one’s minds at ease.
Barnet Home Carers offers specialist at-Home care support for dementia sufferers, our compassionate at-Home care workers will help provide the person-centred support that your loved requires to maintain their quality of life. Maintaing a daily routine is seen as key in reducing any possible anxiety.
Dementia being a progressive condition, we are aware that your care needs will need to adapt as your condition affects your day-to day ability to carry out tasks.
Our trained at-Homecarers will inform us of any changes that they may have observed over a period of time.
Specialist Care
We know that many people have specialist needs. This may include PEG (Percutaneous Endoscopic Gastrostomy) feeding, specialised dementia care, or if you need support that requires knowledge of specialist equipment. We have worked with hospitals and other healthcare providers to ensure our staff are trained to support you.
If you have a specialised need please contact us so that we can discuss how we can meet your requirements.
Understanding your at-Home care needs
Our initial meeting with you and one of our management team, will enable us to understand how you would like us to support your needs living within your own home.
This will help us agree on a person centred support plan that our at-Home carers will complete on visiting you at home.
We are aware that your needs will continually evolve as time catches up with us all. To this end, our at-Homecarers are asked to report any changes that they have observed.
If you feel that you would like to discuss with us any changes to your support plan, please contact us and we will help to fufil your wishes.
“My father is definitely, totally and utterly happy with the carers. They treat him very well, with respect and observing his dignity. He feels safe, they help him with medication. If they are going to be slightly late, they ring and let us know. That’s fine with me.”
Want to know more? Call us on 0203 995 1909
Typical daytime at-Homecare tasks
Personal care
Medication administration
Support at meal times
Continence management
Supporting social activities
Companionship
Highly trained
All our at-Homecarers have completed training across a broad range of homecare related aspects from Equality & Diversity through to Dementia Awareness training. Refresher courses are also attended to ensure that all our at-Homecarers’ knowledge is current.
Friendly
Companionship can be incredibly important. A game of cards, a chat over a sandwich and a cup ot tea. Our staff are friendly and engaged and get to know your likes and dislikes, interests and passions. We pride ourselves on having a staff team that really care about the people they work with – and we know that it shows in the care that they provide.
Reliable
Our staff will treat you with dignity and respect. And that includes turning up on time and making sure that you are happy with the care that you are having. We work with teams of carers so you will always know who is coming to your house to support you. Many of our carers work with clients for many years – they become part of the family.
“I have used a couple of local services but the care provided by Barnet Home Carers has been second to none. My mother is always genuinely excited and happy to see her carer. Something that reassures me that I have made the right decision.”