Assisted Living At Home

At AzCare we provide providers and healthcare settings across the UK with assisted living solutions for their clients via our team of experienced bank care professionals, giving your agency the support required to help your client achieve the freedom and independence they deserve.

Companionship Care

Want highly trained companion care staff, ready to support your needs now?

This is an exceptional opportunity to access our skilled companion care staff for as long or as little as you need.

Our staff members are well-trained in companion care, possess relevant certifications, hold valid DBS checks (criminal background checks), and come with strong references. Our matchmaking process is carefully designed to help service users find the perfect companion carer.

We take into consideration your unique needs, preferences, and requirements to ensure a compatible match. By leveraging our extensive network of trained and experienced companion carers, we strive to create lasting relationships that foster companionship, trust, and overall well-being. Rest assured, we're dedicated to finding the right companion carer who will provide the support and companionship you deserve.

What's the difference between Companion Care and Personal Care?

It's important to note that while there are distinct differences between companionship care and personal care, both types of support can be complementary and may be provided together depending on the individual's needs.

Companion Care

Focuses on providing emotional support, social interaction, and companionship.
Primarily aims to alleviate feelings of loneliness, isolation, and boredom.
Provides conversation, engagement in activities, and accompaniment to appointments or outings.
Enhances overall well-being through meaningful interactions and social engagement.
Does not involve administering medical treatments or personal hygiene assistance.
Services are often provided in various settings like the individual's home or community centres.
Companionship care providers do not require extensive medical training.

Personal Care

Involves assistance with activities of daily living and personal hygiene.
Focuses on meeting the individual's physical needs and maintaining their personal well-being.
Includes tasks like bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting, and mobility assistance.
May involve administering medications, monitoring vital signs, or managing medical equipment.
Requires knowledge of proper lifting techniques and transfer assistance for individuals with limited mobility.
Services are commonly provided in the individual's own home, care facilities, or hospitals.
Personal care providers often receive training in healthcare, nursing, or related fields.

Dementia Care

Help with dementia from Richmond Health Care

Our caregivers understand the difficulties associated with living with dementia. More importantly, we can support your loved one to remain living independently in the comfort of their own home.

Our trusted team of Care Givers across the nationwide help to maintain a safe home environment for all Clients. At Richmond’s, we work with clients and their loved one’s to provide: Emotional support

Caring for someone with dementia

There are common misconceptions about the outcomes for someone diagnosed with dementia, which are still widely believed. Many people believe that there are limited options for people with dementia and the only choice is inevitably residential care.

However, as our understanding of the condition has increased, so has supporting evidence for in-home care for dementia patients. Studies have shown that quality care at home can have a real impact on stabilising the most common dementia symptoms. In fact, dementia homecare can even slow the progression of the condition.

A healthy diet, suitable exercise and cognitive stimulation have all been shown to have a positive impact on dementia symptoms. So, we work with our Clients to ensure their care plan meets all of these needs. Our aim is to provide the best possible care whilst also meeting our Clients’ personal choices and needs.

Respite care, to allow family carers to take a break

Access to local services

Personal care and complex care, where required

A personalised care package to anticipate and meet changing needs.

If you or a loved one requires dementia care at home, contact Right at Home Maidenhead today. Our team will be happy to provide more information about our homecare services for those living with dementia.

Elderly care services

Help for elderly people living at home

Whether you are living with highly complex care needs, age-related frailties, or simply require assistance around the house, our elderly care services will provide you with the necessary support to maintain your independence in the comfort of your own home. Requesting help can be challenging, especially if you have always prided yourself on self-sufficiency. However, it is important to recognize that everyone requires additional support at times, and our compassionate team is here to assist you without causing any apprehension. Our dedicated local care teams throughout England are committed to ensuring that their clients experience the highest quality of life possible in their own homes, offering peace of mind and reassurance to both you and your loved ones.

Our Care Professionals can customize their home care services to meet your family's specific needs by attentively addressing your concerns and challenges. This enables us to provide personalized elderly care plans that surpass generic solutions in terms of effectiveness.

Live-in Care Services

We offer only one simple thing: “Care without Compromise”

The Richmond Health Care Services is providing care staff for live-in care for over a decade, ensuring the safety and happiness of our clients in the familiarity of their own homes while enhancing their overall health and well-being. Our care is tailored to meet the unique needs, preferences, and social inclinations of each individual, enabling them to maintain their independence and enjoy their desired lifestyle.

What is live-in care?

Live-in care is when a carer comes and lives with you in your home to provide you with around-the-clock care, companionship and support so you can live a better quality of life at home.

Live-in care is a direct alternative to moving into a care home, as it allows you to receive support for mild and complex health needs without the stress and upheaval of leaving your beloved home.

Live-in care for young adults

Live in Care for young adults refers to the care younger people receive, involving all aspects of their personal and professional development. If a young adult is living with mental health issues, or a particular condition such as spina bifida, they might be having their own Personal Assistant (PA) live with them, would help make their life easier. But what is Live in Care for young adults? And how does it help?