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Wondering what you can do to help your elderly relative? Here are some things you can do or buy to maintain their independence: 👉 Raised toilet seat 👉 Anti-slip mats for the shower and bath 👉 Grab rails for the shower and bath 👉 Bed grab rail 👉 Reclining chairs

New Horizons Care provide expert knowledge in these areas: Specialist Domiciliary Care: A person centred & holistic approach. Home Care: Established care-at-home service tailored to individual needs. Clinical Support: Clinical care is overseen by a Registered Nurse.

The elderly are susceptible to being lonely and being less mobile; here are some ways to help them: 🎲 Play a board game with them 🚶 Take them out for a walk 👩‍🌾 Help them with their gardening 🦮 Take them to see animals 🍲 Go out or invite them over for a family meal

We understand that your elderly relatives care and needs are top priority - we agree! That's why we provide our staff with with ongoing professional development as well as client-specific training.

Do you provide an initial assessment to see how you can help my elderly relative? At New Horizons Care we provide a thorough care assessment; allowing us to build a support plan which can be adapted in the future.

Helen asked for help regarding care for her Mother. She can often forgets to shower; which could lead to potential infections. Now Helen's Mother has one of our carers assist her with her personal hygiene, and it fills her with a new found confidence.

Specialist Domiciliary Care isn't a one-size-fits-all solution; we understand each individual's unique situation. Allowing us to provide: 👉 Comprehensive assessments 👉 Tailored care plans 👉 Adjust support when needed

If you've been looking after your elderly relative but finding that it's all just becoming a bit too much... you're not alone. There are over 5 million unpaid family members helping to support and look after their elderly relatives.

Worrying when your elderly relative has a fall? Our carers can assure you that we have a well-rehearsed process in place to ensure your loved one receives the best care in the event of a fall. Here's what you can expect: Immediate response Post fall care Preventing future falls

"New Horizons Care are brilliant, all of the staff and the other clients I live with are lovely.” Private Client Thanks for the great feedback, we're happy, you're happy!

How do I know you're doing you're taking care of my elderly relative correctly? We believe in open communication and transparency. Here are some ways you can be sure your loved one is in good hands: Daily care logs Meet the team Care plans Quality monitoring

Want to help make your elderly relatives day to day life easier for them to manage? Let us help you out with some really easy tips: Keep all work surfaces as clear as possible Keep all daily used items in easily accessible places Keep a clean pathway for them to walk easily

77% of adults believe their parents are stubborn when it comes to accepting help with daily tasks. It's important to start the conversations with them early on, understand their concerns and behaviours, evaluate their current situation, and stay calm and be persistent.

Your relative's safety and happiness is our number one priority; that's why our clinical care is overseen by a Registered Nurse. The Registered Nurse offers clinical training, guidance and management where they see fit.

Wondering what home modifications can help your loved one stay safe? Having a walk-in shower with a seat inside. Building a hand rail next to the toilet. Using a stair lift. Purchase a reclining chair.

Ageing parents often need assistance with everyday tasks: preparing meals, managing medications and making health care decisions. Many adult children approach caring for their elderly relative in a way that is perceived as overbearing instead of supportive.

How regularly will you call in and see my elderly relative? As many times as you and your elderly relative would like us to; it really depends on the needs and preferences of your elderly relative.

Lisa contacted us regarding her Mother-In-Law who has dementia, so forgets to eat and remember her personal hygiene. We arranged for one of our carers to help her Mother-in-Law; by regularly visiting her at times she should be eating and bathing.

You can do a number of things to help your elderly relative; but one of the most beneficial tasks you can do for them is keeping their living area clean. This is because having clutter on the floor, and having an unhygienic bathroom can be a huge health and safety risk.

Peter reached out to us to help with his Mother; she's a diabetic and can forget to take her insulin. One of our qualified and professional carers now helps Peter's Mother with her medication; by visiting her to ensure she is taking the correct amount of insulin.