Personal care
Personal care assistance supports you with day-to-day activities and helps you maintain your independence at home.
About personal care assistance
Personal care assistance at home supports you with daily activities, empowers you to stay independent, and helps you to get the most out of each day.
Our person-centred approach means you’ll have a dedicated caregiver who understands your preferences and routines. Your dedicated caregiver will be trained and experienced in helping you with daily personal tasks, allowing you to maintain your privacy and independence.
Whether you need help with showering, oral hygiene, dressing, toileting, or continence care, our experienced caregivers give respectful assistance that helps you feel confident and comfortable in your own home.
Key benefits of personal care assistance
How personal care assistance makes sure you stay comfortable and independent at home
Personal care activities
This includes support with personal hygiene tasks such as showering, toileting, dressing, shaving and oral hygiene.
Consistency of care
We match you to a dedicated caregiver who you can build a genuine connection with, and they’ll learn your daily or weekly routines.
Better quality of life
Your all-round wellbeing and quality of life will be supported by professional personal care, with regular hygiene routines that reduce the risk of infection.
Mum always spoke highly of her caregiver and looked forward to her visits for either showering or cleaning of the apartment. Mum was always treated respectfully and in a caring way.
How personal care works
We assign you to a dedicated caregiver, who will provide personal care assistance in a way that maintains your comfort, dignity and independence whilst maintaining the routines you already have. As your needs change, you can adjust your care plan to ensure you continue to receive the level of support that you need.
Why choose home care?
Why staying at home where you feel comfortable, familiar, and empowered to live independently is the best option for older or disabled people who need additional care.