Personal care is available for any daily activities and tasks you may need assistance and support with, such as washing, bathing, showering, applying lotions and creams, dressing and toileting, all in the comfort of your own home. Working to your regular routines as per your desire, and ensuring that support is custom-made to your specific requirements, a fully trained carer or support worker offers discreet and professional personal care in the way that’s most comfortable to you.

In the UK, there are over 2 million Elders aging over 75, but living alone. Studies and many researchers have found loneliness can be as harmful as smoking 15 cigarettes a day. If your loved one is alone, a trained companionship carer from Vision Care can help

We’ll work with you and your family to provide care that is as unique as you are – within the home you know and love. Choosing Vision Care for elderly care means you are choosing a fully regulated and licensed service that is managed from start to end by our home care experts. Based on your need, we match you with a carer who fits into your lifestyle so you or your loved one can stay at home without any possible hassles or mismatches. Whether it’s for extra assistance around the house, avoiding falls, hits ensuring home safety, providing companionship for elderly people or for specific nursing support, one of our expertly trained carers can step in with all the assurances you need to support your independent living.

Trips and falls can be a major hazard for any elderly person. A fall can have serious and life changing implications for a patient, and the fear of falling can impact negatively on their lifestyle and the activities they enjoy. We at Vision Care support the needy Elders to move effectively and safely with our carers assistance and support, so we make sure to minimize such to the maximum ability to avoid the potential risk of falling.

At Vision Care we offer Respite care Services. Respite care is temporary care for the elderly or individuals when their normal carers are not available. Respite care, or carers respite, is typically used as part of recovery after an accident, illness or surgery when regular carers need a break, or additional specialised support is required. This temporary arrangement is offered by trained carers for numerous care types including assisted living, residential care, dementia care and nursing care. Respite care is also available for elderly people or those that need extra support following an operation or illness. While regular carers take a well-earned break from the demanding duties of being a full-time carer, our team are on hand to help.

Vision Care helps you live the life you want on your own terms. By getting to know your preferences and routines, we’ll put a unique package of support in place with a carefully chosen carer. Together, we’ll help you stay in the home you know and love. At Vision Care, live-in care is a dedicated and fully managed service regulated by the Care Quality Commission (CQC). For many years, we’ve been offering adults of all ages the extra comfort and reassurance of 24-hour one-to-one support, enabling you to stay in the place you know and love – your home.

Chronic disease is a health condition lasting six months or more and causes disability or death, such as asthma, arthritis, heart disease, cancer, heart disease, etc. Chronical condition care is a high level of medical attention given to the senior people who have existing or long-term disease. At Vision Care we understand the kind of disease or condition that we need to look after and we provide you with the carers and nurses who have experience and expertise on handling such care to maintain a smooth care operation with extra precautions.

Postoperative care is the care you receive after a surgical procedure. The type of postoperative care you need depends on the type of surgery you have, as well as your health history. It often includes pain management and wound care. Postoperative care begins immediately after surgery. It lasts for the duration of your hospital stay and may continue after you’ve been discharged. As part of your postoperative care, after discharging, you may need the service of a professional carer to do the day to day task, support for mobility, medication, therapy practices etc. We can Vision Care are enquiped with a resource pool whom we can provide to help you in these conditions and look after you or your loved ones with extra care that need for a full recovery.

End of life care is support for people who are in the last months or years of their life. End of life care should help you to live as well as possible until you die and to die with dignity. The people providing your care should ask you about your wishes and preferences, and take these into account as they work with you to plan your care. At Vision Care we have experience carers who will look after you or your loved ones in these moments to make sure that they are happy and spending the last years, moments with best care.

At Vision Care we offer special needs care to the people who needs special case and assistance. We are a team of professionals delivering bespoke, personalised care solutions to people with learning disabilities, autism and complex care/health needs and many more. Our resource pool consist of qualified and experienced carers who are specially trained to look after the people who needs special assistance and care based on their situation.