Considering the type of care you or your loved one would most benefit from can be a difficult choice to make. It can be a confusing time trying to decide on what options would be best suited to you and your loved one. Moving into a care home is a major step to take and involves changing your lifestyle but there are other options to consider. HomeCare means that you or your loved one will receive care in the familiar surroundings of your own home. The advantages of HomeCare include:

Familiar Surroundings- The most important aspect of care in your own home is the fact that you or your loved one will be surrounded by their favourite mug, their own sitting room, the neighbours they’ve known for years. They especially help with progressive conditions that affect the memory such as dementia

Recovery time- The advantages of HomeCare are boundless. Recovery time is quicker, pain levels reduced and most importantly the flexibility to recover at your own pace in familiar surroundings

More Independence- Loss of independence can be a worrying factor when considering care options but one of the main advantages of HomeCare is keeping the independence that you already have and choosing to get up, eat, sleep and socialise when you want to

Family Participation- A significant advantage to HomeCare is the opportunity for your family and friends to be a larger part of your care plan

HomeCare Medical Equipment can aid you or your loved ones with all the equipment necessary to remain within the familiar surroundings of your own home