Private Live-in Care
Private Live-in care is practical and personal care provided 24 hours a day, seven days a week in your own home. Expert carers will be stationed in your home, providing support, a helping hand, and sometimes nursing care.
Private Live-in care is practical and personal care provided 24 hours a day, seven days a week in your own home. Expert carers will be stationed in your home, providing support, a helping hand, and sometimes nursing care. The carer assists with chores and with personal care such as bathing, dressing, and food preparation.
They also provide a friendly face, a chat, and some company. Depending on the situation, live-in carers can also handle more complex tasks. They can manage incontinence, administer medication, and carefully supervise your loved one to ensure their safety at all hours of the day and night.
Who can benefit from Live-in Care Services?
As people get older, many of them require live-in care. Dementia, diseases, and disabilities can make it difficult to live independently. Day and night, live-in carers can provide you with assistance. Our live-in carers assist people with dementia, advanced conditions such as Parkinson’s and Stoke, and mobility issues.
We also offer temporary live-in care and support to those recovering from surgeries, illnesses, or accidents. Our live-in home care service enables your loved one to remain comfortable, healthy, and self-sufficient in their own home. Amflo Care Services offers:
- Live in nursing care
- Dementia care at home
- 24 hour care for the elderly
- Live in disability care
- After stroke live-in care
- Respite live-in care
Get A Free Assessment
Amflo Care Services , we are happy to come and do an assessment of your care and support needs to give you an accurate quotation. This will be completely free without any obligations.
What do live-in carers do?
Live-in carers support families and help individuals manage chores and the daily challenges of life. Carers can assist with:
Personal care
Live in carers assist with dressing, washing, and toileting, ensuring your loved one stays clean, comfortable, and well-presented.
Household chores
Live-in home carers help the home run smoothly. They will lend a hand with cleaning, laundry, preparing meals, and running errands.
Mobility
Arthritis, stroke, or degenerative conditions can affect movement to increase the risk of falls. A carer can help your loved one get up in the morning, support safe movement around the home, and prevent trips and falls.
Medication
Taking the right tablet at the right time is confusing, especially if your memory is impaired. A carer can provide a gentle reminder or oversee medication to prevent omissions and overdoses.
Companionship and care
A live in companionship carer is a source of support and friendship, enhancing the quality of life as well as supporting safe living.
What are the advantages of live-in care?
Familiar environment
Staying somewhere that is well known to the individual can help maintain independence and improve function, especially in people affected by dementia.
Living with a partner
Live-in care can help a couple spend the rest of their lives together.
Maintaining routines
After a lifetime of following a routine, it can be distressing and confusing to change. Living at home allows your loved one to live their life to their rhythm, not follow a schedule imposed by a care home. This is particularly important for people with dementia, where keeping to a routine helps people live independently for longer.
Staying social
People with an active social life tend to be less depressed and more mentally alert. At home, your loved one can remain in the heart of their community with friends, family, and neighbours close at hand. Carers can help maintain your loved one’s social life and may even broaden their horizons.
Peace and privacy
At home, even with a live-in carer, there is always somewhere to get away and have peace and quiet. Care homes can be hectic, bustling places, which can be challenging, especially for introverts.
Relearning skills
Specialist support can help people with dementia relearn skills like brushing their teeth. Our carers can support relearning by building on an individual’s abilities and strengths.
Pet-friendly
Pets can provide love, companionship, and a reason to get up and out in the morning. Live-in care can ensure your loved one stays with their four-legged friend.