Our services
We offer a wide range of domiciliary care & domestic services, but more importantly build the package that is right for you as an individual. We strongly believe that you have a right to choose your level of care and will work with you to establish what is required.
- Staff training
We provide an extensive training package for all our care workers, to ensure that an excellent level of care is provided at all times. All of our carers are correctly equipped with the skills and knowledge required to deliver the quality of service that you expect, while maintaining your safety and well-being.
Training is updated and refreshed regularly to ensure we stay up to date with best practice and the latest legislation. All of our carers are supported to gain their QCF Level 2 in Health and Social Care.
- Safe care
All care packages are reviewed by our experienced risk assessor to ensure every precaution is taken to keep our clients safe during the provision of care. We don’t believe in unnecessarily limiting what a person can do because of risks. At CorderCare we will work hard to find solutions to lower risks and enable each individual to exercise their right to choose what they do and when.
- Pricing
Our care packages are individually tailored to your unique needs, so you only pay for the service you require. Our charges are competitive and packages are designed around you.
Care packages start from £12.00 per half hour. Some people may be entitled to financial support for care services. Our team can assist you in determining your entitlement.
Social Care
Spending time listening and talking to people. This can be a crucial element of care to maintain quality of life and positivity. Helping you keep in touch with friends and relatives via emails and letter writing. Companionship: We will recruit care workers with interests specific to yours so you can enjoy the things you like with someone similar. Popping in for a cup of tea and a chat.
Social Care
Personal Care
- Assistance with washing, bathing and showering, including bed bathing.
- Helping clients safely move around their home.
- Assistance with toileting, including the use of incontinence pads, and catheter care.
- Morning routine assistance (getting up and dressing).
- Bedtime routine assistance (undressing, brushing teeth, and going to bed).
- Care of skin, hair and teeth.
Personal Care
Domestic Care
- Cleaning and tidying in the house.
- Washing clothes and ironing.
- Assistance in the garden.
- Basic home help, e.g. changing light bulbs.
Domestic Care
Trips & Outings
- Support on outings to parks, restaurants or other events.
- Help with paying bills and pension collection.
- Help with day-to-day issues related to managing your affairs.
- Support with arranging and attending doctors appointments.
Trips & Outings
Dietary Care
- Food preparation at the client's home.
- Assistance with eating and drinking.
- Management and monitoring of fluid intake.
- Monitoring of nutrition intake.
Dietary Care
Carer and Parent Breaks
- Providing rest periods for existing carers to give them a well-earned break.
- Providing rest periods for parents by handling the household chores.
Carer and Parent Breaks
Medication Support
- Prompting to take medication.
- Administration and recording of prescription medication.
- Management of medication issues.
- Collection of medication from the pharmacy.
- Management of as and when medication.
Medication Support
What makes us different?
We offer a wide range of care services but more importantly build the package of care that is right for you as an individual. We strongly believe you have a right to choose your level of care, and will work with you to establish what is required.
We utilise a modern care management system to help deliver our services. This empowers our carers to spend more time helping you and less time on the paperwork!
You can even allow access to your family/wider care network so they can be involved in your care planning too.
How can I arrange the service?
There are three main routes to setting up your
care service.
1. Self-funded. If you are self-funded, simply contact us and we can start working with you to understand your requirements at a convenient time for you.
2. Direct payment funded care. Your needs are assessed by social services and funding agreed. You will still get to choose your care provider, and social services may assist you to find whichever care provider feels right to you.
3. Social services provided care. Your needs are assessed by social services, and funding agreed, but social services may suggest your care provider.
We are happy to help explain any route further and provide support along the way.
For more information get in touch for a free, no obligation quote.
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Areas where we provide care
