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Are you thinking of becoming a daily visiting carer? As a visiting carer (otherwise known as a daily home carer or a domiciliary carer) you will enrich someone’s life by providing them with one-to-one care in their own home. You will become a truly valued part of their life, visiting people at home to […]
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[…] way in which a care worker is employed. General types of carer There are two basic homecare models: live-in care and visiting care (also called daily care, hourly care, or domiciliary care). Because these models are very different, those starting a career in care will generally specialise and work as one or the other […]
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[…] many career options that are fulfilling, rewarding and suitable for your lifestyle. Domiciliary home care jobs Domiciliary care is also sometimes called daily care, visiting care and hourly care. This type of home care will provide a Care Assistant who will visit their client in their own home. Whether their client requires a companionship […]
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[…] different care providers to call domiciliary care a variety of different names. Although you may encounter the terms ‘care at home’, ‘daily care’, ‘visiting care’ and ‘ hourly care’, these names all refer to a care service where a Care Assistant will visit you or your loved one at home to provide care and […]
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[…] at home with Alzheimer’s and dementia. From visiting day care for as little as 30 minutes per visit a few times a week to live-in care and 24–hour care which provide round-the-clock support. Flexible home care for different needs The type of dementia care a person requires depends on the stage of the illness […]
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[…] fully tailor care plans around our clients. For those who need full time support, we offer live in care services where our carers are there for you 24/7. If you want to maintain independence, we offer visiting home care for first class help with your daily routine. To discover more about our care options, […]
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[…] is and what it offers the client. At Trinity Homecare, our sitting service for the elderly is a flexible home care service that is provided on an hourly basis as visiting care where one of our friendly and experienced carers will come to the home for as little as 1 hour several times a […]
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[…] safe discharges Tailored to your needs Our dedicated Visiting Carers can assist you or your loved ones by: Keyworker status – enabling us to access dedicated shopping hours allocated to social care Collecting and administering medication Managing conditions such as dementia, strokes and complex health conditions Conducting household jobs such as Handling the cooking, […]
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[…] the name suggests, a live-in carer lives in the clients home. Although they are living with the client all the time, a live-in carer does not work 24 hours a day and should have agreed shifts and breaks. The different tasks undertaken by a live-in carer can include: Personal Care Household chores Cooking meals […]
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[…] Kay Flint – Kay has played a huge part in the success of establishing Trinity Homecare in a new area. She didn’t think twice about changing her hours to ensure her clients has continuity in their care and arranging childcare to support her family at the same time. Kay never gives up in fighting […]
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