We believe that the high-quality care we provide to our
Clients is achieved by always putting our Clients' needs
first and by providing highly trained, compassionate and
loyal care staff to deliver care on a personal basis.
We adopt a partnership approach in working with healthcare
organisations such as CCGs, the NHS, local authorities, and
complex care agencies, as well as with private clients.
Access 24/7 healthcare gives you the option of receiving high
quality care whilst living your life fully in your own home.
Our live-in care service offers the reassurance of retaining
as much of your independence and dignity as possible with the
freedom to carry on with a lifestyle that is both familiar and
comfortable whilst safely receiving a service tailored to
their needs.
Choosing live-in care means:
• Fully trained, caring staff who respect your home, your
privacy and dignity
• Tailored 24-hour care and support
• Remain living independently in your own home
• Support with domestic tasks and chores ; i.e housekeeping,
shopping, and cooking
• Assistance with mobility
• Companionship and security
• Help with medication and medical equipment
• Aid with visiting friends, family and accessing your local
community
Access 24/7 understands The quality of healthcare that
Children receive in the community is important to children
themselves, to their families, as well as to society at large.
Through our Children’s home care services, we aim to
positively impact and influence children's physical and
emotional health, growth, and development and their capacity
to reach their full potential as adults.
Services that are delivered consist of complex care support,
whatever the clinical conditions. These include the following:
• Total Parental Nutrition (TPN)
• Nasogastric, gastrostomy and other methods of enteral
feeding
• Spinal and brain injury care
• Epilepsy care and training
• Tracheostomy and ventilator care
• Mental health and learning disabilities
• In-school, nursery, college support
• Respite care
• 24 hour package of care
• End of life care
Whatever your need, we are committed to providing exceptional
levels of tailored adult care and support, enabling clients to
live as full a life as possible, regardless of the challenges
they may face.
Services that are delivered consist of complex care support,
whatever the clinical conditions. These include the following:
• Personal care
• Nasogastric, gastrostomy and other methods of enteral
feeding
• Catheter care
• Bowel care
• TPN (total parenteral nutrition)
• Care of clients with spinal cord injury
• Care of clients with motor neurone disease
• Care of cerebral palsy
• Epilepsy care and Management
• Ventilator care (invasive or non-invasive)
• Tracheostomy care
• Neurological conditions
• Learning disabilities as part of complex care
• Physical disabilities
• Genetic conditions
• Developmental delays
• 24 hour packages of care
Palliative care can bring comfort, independence and security
to those who are living with an incurable illness or complex
medical condition.
Our team of specialised End-of-life care staff can help those
with a terminal diagnosis approach death with dignity and
comfort.
How can a palliative/end-of-life carer help?
• Improve quality of life.
• Provide dignity and comfort.
• Domestic help with eating, dressing and bathing.
• Respite care for family and friends.
• Organise medication and treatment plans.
• Monitoring throughout the evening and overnight.
• Assess needs holistically, caring for the ‘whole’ person.
We offer domiciliary care and support to those living with
Learning Disabilities or long and short term Mental Health
issues.
We offer a bespoke, client-centred support services for
children, Young people and Adults with the following
conditions:
• Anxiety disorder
• Severe communication difficulties
• Autism
• Asperger’s
• Learning Disabilities leading to behaviour challenges
• Global Developmental Delay
We offer domiciliary care and support to those living with
Learning Disabilities or long and short term Mental Health
issues.
• Managing money, paying bills and working to a budget
• Understanding the rights and responsibilities of a tenancy
agreement
• Sitting with or accompanying to appointments/outings
• Assisting or prompting medication
• Food and nutrition requirements. I.e; Ensuring compliance
with dietary needs e.g. diabetes and Supervising or helping
with eating and drinking
• Signposting to other support agencies
• Access training, education, and work
• Support with accessing leisure activities
• Accessing primary health care services such as GP’s and
dentist
• Support in order to have more involvement and control with
own lives
• Help with household tasks
We offer care and support services delivered through the night to individuals who live alone and have specific short-term requirements or when the primary Carer is in need of a break.
A member of our support staff is allocated to your home for
the night and sleeps within your home. They will be available
to support with your needs as and when required and provide
peace of mind that your requirements over night are met
safely.
For Sleepover services an adequate area will need to be
provided for the visiting member of staff to sleep.
A member of our support staff is allocated to your home for the night and remains awake to assist with your needs as and when required and provide peace of mind that your requirements are met safely.
Our staff are trained to the highest standards via our in-house trainers to promote evidence based practice and maintain uniformity in the theoretical and practical knowledge and skills dispensed to all our carers and nurses.
Practice development nurses also provide bespoke 1-2-1 support
for staff on complex packages. Prior to a set up of a package,
staff are certificated to ensure you receive the best care
available.