End-of-life care is a journey that begins whenever an individual needs it, whether that's in the final days, months, or even longer. Its goal is to help someone experience their final moments with dignity, fully honouring their wishes and preferences. This care also extends to supporting family members, friends, and caregivers.
Effective communication is a fundamental pillar in the health and social care sector, ensuring high-quality care and fostering robust relationships between professionals and clients. It’s more than just an information exchange: effective communication establishes trust, empathy, and understanding, which are crucial for building relationships.
While is can be easy to identify what kind of care services are available, it can be hard to know how much assistance may be needed. Services like home care, also known as domiciliary care, is usually an hourly service which you can choose when the care is most needed. Here is our guide to understanding your care needs.
Among the various care options available for individuals needing assistance with daily living activities, live-in care stands out as a great option for those who require more support but wish to remain in their own homes. This arrangement involves a care assistant residing in the home of the person requiring care, providing support and companionship.
As populations age and the demand for personalised healthcare services increases, domiciliary care has emerged as a vital component of the healthcare system. This form of care, also known as home care, provides support and medical assistance to individuals in the comfort of their own homes.
Since the release of Pairly Pro 2.0, our live availability search tool, we have been working hard to improve functionality, care request and lead management and add some new exciting features. Listening to the feedback from our industry partners, we have added new functionality and lead capture points which give you extended insight into your website traffic and potential clients.
I had the pleasure of speaking with Alex, Head of Marketing at Nurseplus Care at home, whose local branches have been rated by the Care Quality Commission (CQC) as 'Outstanding' and 'Good'. Recently, they have been on a mission to find new ways of connecting with care seekers and improving the way people connect with care.