Person-centred support enabling the highest quality of life
For individuals with complex medical needs, receiving care at home can be a better option than a hospital or nursing home. Complex homecare services provide comprehensive and specialised care for individuals with chronic or serious illnesses, disabilities, or injuries.
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How Can Complex Care Support You?
The Benefits of Complex Care at Home
Our In-house Clinical Team
How do I arrange Complex Care?
Our expert homecare team will help guide you through the process of arranging your complex care package
1. Contact our homecare experts
Get in touch with our team of local homecare experts using our online enquiry form or call us on 08000 622 622 to discuss the range of available homecare options. Our team is available 24/7 and aim to respond to all enquiries immediately.
Get in touch2. Free assessment within 24 hours
Our experienced homecare team will discuss your requirements, learn more about you or your loved one, and carry out a free assessment within 24 hours to understand the type of care you require.
3. Your bespoke homecare package
Our team will create a bespoke care package based on your needs and preferences. All of our homecare staff are carefully matched based on the individual requirements of you or your loved one.
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For more information about complex care take a look at some of the frequently asked questions below.
Complex care, also known as long-term or continuing care, is a type of homecare service provided to individuals who have significant, ongoing health care needs resulting from chronic illness, disabilities, or after receiving hospital treatment. It often involves medical interventions, the use of medical equipment, and our highly skilled nursing care.
Individuals who might require complex care include those with conditions such as severe brain injuries, spinal cord injuries, chronic respiratory conditions, neurological disorders, and those requiring palliative care. These patients often require consistent, specialised care to manage their conditions effectively.
The following services are usually included within a complex care package within the home, however this will be tailored to the individual requirements of those receiving care;
Tracheostomy care
Ventilator care
Catheter care
Feeding tube management (e.g., PEG feeding)
Medication management and administration
Pain management
Wound care
Mobility assistance
24-hour monitoring and support
Yes, complex care can be provided both on a temporary and a long-term basis. Temporary care may be necessary after hospital discharge or during an acute illness until the individual stabilises, whereas long-term care may be required for ongoing management of chronic conditions.
Receiving complex care at home allows individuals to remain in a familiar and comfortable environment, which can enhance their quality of life and may contribute to better health outcomes. Homecare also provides more personalised attention and flexibility in care delivery, which can be adapted to the daily routines and preferences of the individual and their family.
We have an in-house Clinical Team of Nurse-led experts from different specialties who work closely with our local branches and our clients to ensure person-centred, tailored care.
Our in-house Clinical Team is able to have immediate access to provide assessment expertise and expert clinical knowledge, meaning that we can be responsive, ensuring the right level of care is provided.
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