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24-HOUR CARE

A live-in carer who is on-call 24/7 is the standard type of live-in care and involves one carer.
For those with more complex needs, full 24/7 care is available which would involve more than one carer.
Round the clock care provides those with medical needs the constant care they require.

COMPANIONSHIP CARE

Loneliness can affect anyone, but in the elderly it’s far too common.
Loneliness can actually impact both mental and physical health – playing a role in developing conditions such as Alzheimer’s.
Having a companion to chat to can really help alleviate feelings of loneliness – this is where companionship care comes in.

DOMICILIARY CARE

Domiciliary care, or visiting care, might be one of the first options people consider for care at home.
It involves a carer paying visits to the home throughout the day, to help with personal care and meal preparation – among other things.
This type of care is often chosen as it allows people to stay in their home for longer, when they don’t have complex care needs.

EMERGENCY CARE

Emergency home care can be required for a variety of reasons – for unexpected respite or to help support short-term illness or recovery.
This type of care can be arranged quickly, with minimal hassle to ensure your loved one gets the care they need.
Arranging emergency home care helps to avoid disruption in routine, should the primary carer become ill or other family obligations arise.

INTERMIDATE CARE

Intermediate care is a specific type of short-term care defined by the NHS and the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE).
It’s defined as being a short-term form of care which has the aim of helping people meet individual goals, such as getting dressed.
Intermediate care is a free service, provided for up to six weeks – following this a care needs assessment can be done.

OVERNIGHT CARE

As we age, we are more likely to wake up at different intervals throughout the night due to natural changes to the body’s circadian rhythm (the body clock).
Choosing overnight care can provide reassurance that your loved one is safe and secure at all hours.
There are different options for overnight care, including full-time live-in care.

PERSONAL CARE

As a person ages, their personal care habits can change. At some point assistance with personal care may be needed.
Personal care can include anything from toileting assistance to getting dressed in the morning.
Personal care at home can help a person retain their independence and feel better while still getting the assistance they need.

PALLIATIVE CARE

Palliative care at home may be required if your loved one is living with a life-limiting illness or condition.
It helps to ensure people can continue to be supported and comforted in their own home.
This type of care is provided by a varied and dedicated team of professionals.

SHORT-TERM CARE

Short-term live-in care can be beneficial in a number of circumstances – including for respite care or in the interim while a care assessment is completed.
Live-in care doesn’t always have to be a long-term solution – short-term care can be appropriate in many situations.
Short-term care can help to reduce the risk of hospital readmission and further illness or injury.

RESPITE CARE

Caring for a loved one can be rewarding, but it can also be challenging.
Respite care in the home allows primary carers to take a break – to reset and recharge.
This type of care is a short-term option, designed to minimise disruption and ensure continuity of care.

CONVALESCENT CARE

The general end goal of convalescent care is rehabilitating the individual and helping to enable their recovery.
Sometimes convalescent care could turn into other more permanent care solutions such as companionship care – if the individual thinks they may benefit from long-term support.

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WHAT OUR CUSTOMERS SAY

FLEXIBLE & FAST

“Arranging private was so easy and fast. It was so flexible and the service was based on my mum wishes. It was difficult getting a carer for my mum as I searcheed endlessly with other agencies and their waiting time to send us a carer was rather long. The Lady spoke to was very helpful. I woulld recommend them to anyone looking to arrange care anytime.”

TEMMY

- Clients daughter

LIFESTLYE MAINTAINED

“We didn't have to compromise based on our lifestlye as our needs were changing, they listened to our wishes. The carer they sent to us was best suited our lifestlye. We definitely recommend them to who is looking to maintain their lifestlye regardless of their changing needs. The process was very straightforwad, easy and quick, the Area Local Advisor was helpful and the carers are highly trained and professional”

Edward

- Client

EFFICIENT

“The Carer that was sent to us was very knowlegdeable and polite, she handle all ascpect of my personal care with uttmost respesct and dignity, and the service so far for over 2 years have been outstanding. all the carers are vert kind and i would recommend them to anyone looking for consistent and continous long term care. ”

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OUR PROMISE

www.primelycare.com - Welcome to Primely Care 🤩 Our aim is to provide care for you to live well in your own home. With many years’ of experience delivering quality private home care for a range of needs and conditions, Primely Care is a home care provider offering high quality domiciliary care services to enable people to live well with care in their own home. Live-in care enables your loved one to grow old around the people, things, and routines they love. Every day Primely Care’s dedicated team of Home and Personal Care are in the community delivering quality, compassionate care to all our clients. Let's arrange your home care

WITH YOU

When you choose care with Primely we promise to help you through no matter what your story or challenges are you are facing. We will help you create a personalised care.

ALWAYS FROM THE HEART

We understand that arranging care can be difficult, however, we always try to put our self in our client's shoes to deliver the best outcome for our client or their loved ones.