Location
Bradford, West Yorkshire, BD7 1HR
Mail Us
enquiries@welcare.org.uk
Call Us
0800 774 7215
Bradford, West Yorkshire, BD7 1HR
enquiries@welcare.org.uk
0800 774 7215
Although a Parkinson’s diagnosis might significantly alter a person’s life, it does not mean that a person’s life is over. At Welcare, we provide loving, nurse-led Parkinson’s care right in your house.
We can assist you whether you would need more extensive care during the advanced, palliative phases of Parkinson’s disease or a few hours of support each week to aid during the early stages of the condition.
A portion of the brain is gradually affected by Parkinson’s disease, which causes a variety of challenging symptoms, including:
A Parkinson’s carer’s primary goal is to help you manage your symptoms and slow down the advancement of your symptoms, even though there is currently no known treatment for the condition.
Supporting the customer’s and the extended family’s practical, emotional, and physical requirements is another important aspect of Parkinson’s treatment. Since Parkinson’s disease can have an influence on mental health, frequently manifesting as anxiety or depression, we give support using a fully holistic approach.
Our Parkinson’s care is responsive and can be adapted as your needs change, which is essential when supporting a complex medical condition
Together with your occupational therapist, we'll make sure your house is safe from trips and falls and that you feel comfortable moving around it.
If you receive care at home, you'll be able to control and adjust to your symptoms in a setting you know and are safe and comfortable in.
Carers who are completely qualified and experienced in providing care for clients with Parkinson's disease will provide you with devoted support.
Making sure that you and your loved ones receive emotional support is a crucial component of our all-encompassing approach to Parkinson's treatment.
Even while you can take care of a loved one with late-stage Parkinson’s disease on your own, you should keep in mind that they will have a complicated set of needs that call for individualised support and strategic preparation. To ensure that you’re in the greatest possible position to help your loved one at home, follow these steps:
The foundation of our Parkinson’s care services is giving you the tools you need to maintain control over your daily schedule, way of life, and prescription regimen. We will support you in maintaining your independence and leading an active, happy life.
When receiving care at home, you can ask your carer to make your favourite meals and snacks at the regular intervals.
Our carers are available to assist with any part of the housework you are finding difficult or to assist you in doing it yourself.
Your caretaker can help with time-consuming but little chores like laundry so you may concentrate on your health.
You don't have to worry about your pet not getting the food and exercise they require as long as their carer is present.
All of our carers are kind and make excellent companions in addition to being helpful; they were all chosen for this reason.
Carers that are dependable, kind, and have outstanding management, support, and communication skills. Knowing that my grandmother is in good hands is such a comfort.
Nikki.
We don’t hesitate to give our carers the credit they deserve because they are genuinely remarkable individuals who consistently go above and beyond to make sure every client receives the life-changing care they need.
Each carer is carefully chosen based on their kind, committed attitude to their work, and they all go through extensive background checks to ensure that they will be a great fit for both you and us. Additionally, all carers undergo our cutting-edge training, enabling them to provide knowledgeable Parkinson’s care in their homes.
In addition to allowing you to customise your support plan, visiting care guarantees that you receive the kind and degree of assistance you need to keep your independence while living with Parkinson’s disease.
With care visits starting from as little as 30 minutes per week, your loved one's visiting care can be planned around their routines and schedules
Visiting care allows you to benefit from having a type and level of support that is fully tailored to your specific needs and wishes
The carer who comes to visit your loved one will actively assist them in managing their dementia symptoms.
With live-in care, one of our amazing carers comes to live with you in your home full-time, providing a more thorough level of support.
You can take advantage of the constant companionship and assistance that a live-in carer provides by having one in your house.
You may maximise your life and keep doing the activities you truly enjoy at the times that work for you when you have a live-in carer.
We'll assist you in finding someone who complements your hobbies and personality because we understand that having a caretaker move into your home is a significant decision for you.
Not only can home care be provided for Parkinson's patients, but it's frequently the ideal setting. If you choose to stay at home, you can continue to live in a cosy, familiar setting and get help that is specifically catered to your requirements and preferences.
Parkinson's disease currently has no known cure, however there are therapies and committed care support options to assist manage symptoms and preserve quality of life.
You can take care of a loved one with late-stage Parkinson's disease on your own. To ensure that you're in the best position to help your loved one at home, you should take a few precautions. These include working with therapists, streamlining your loved one's routines, and making adjustments to the home environment.
