Care24Seven – Ealing, West London

Live-in Care: This is when one of our carers lives in the house with your loved one full-time. They are there to help with the activities of daily living during the day and overnight. When support needed reaches a certain level, it may make both financial and practical sense to look into live-in care, especially as an alternative to a care home in Ealing.

Emergency Home Care: Circumstances can suddenly change meaning that you need home care in very short notice. The fact that we are always available is one reason why many families feel confident and comfortable working with us. If you need emergency care in Ealing then it’s likely that one of our trusted carers can help.

Palliative Care: This is care for people living with a serious illness, such as cancer, heart failure, and Dementia. Patients in palliative care may receive care for their symptoms, or care along with treatment intended to cure their illness. The services available through palliative care in Ealing may be helpful to an older person enduring discomfort and disability late in life.

Respite & Holiday Care: Being a carer for a loved one can be demanding, and we are keen to help maintain peace of mind for all concerned. Our respite care or holiday care in Ealing allows you to have peace of mind when away from home in the knowledge that your loved one is cared for just as you would wish.

After-stroke Care: Strokes can occur to people at all stages of life and can have a very sudden and devastating impact on all involved. Regaining independence is key to stroke recovery and we believe that there is nowhere better to achieve this than in the comfort of your own home.

Post-hospital Recovery Care: It’s important that your loved one gets the support necessary after being discharged from hospital. If you’re worried about having to send your loved one into a care home when they leave hospital, there are options in-home care options in Ealing to explore before reaching this decision.

1:1 Care Ratio: Unlike hospitals or care facilities that have one staff member per a group of elderly, we offer one-on-one care. This means the carer will devote all their time and attention to your loved one and their needs.

Quality of service: Entrusting the care of your loved ones to somebody you have not known for very long can feel like a risk, but we can assure you of the highest level of care. Our carers will cater to the major and minor needs of your loved one, and provide them with the greatest level of care and treatment that they deserve.

Financial benefits: With the rising costs of care facility services, care-at-home is proving to be the cheaper option. That’s not surprising as it excludes many of the expenses you would otherwise be paying for in a facility, such as rent and wages, and may even help your loved one qualify for funding help.

A certified training centre: Not only do we have over a million hours of care behind our belt, but we’re a certified training centre ourselves. This means that not only do we train our own carers face-to-face, but we also train other carers from all over the country.