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Complex care refers to the comprehensive and coordinated care of individuals with complex medical conditions, disabilities, or injuries that require ongoing medical support and monitoring. Complex care involves a multidisciplinary team approach, incorporating medical professionals, therapists, and caregivers to provide personalised care and support suited to the exact needs of each individual.
Our range of complex care services include:
We welcome all enquiries. Please get in touch to discuss your needs. Call 01305 534070 or use our contact us form.
To the caregiver who helped my mother, thank you so much for all that you have done for us. Thank you so much for the services you provide. We couldn’t do our jobs without you and my mother is really happy with your service.
Client's daughter
Don't worry. Our complex care services are provided by specialists and practitioners from the NHS and other dedicated services. We also have qualified nurses on our team, diabetes specialist nurses etc.
We will never ask a caregiver to undertake any support, equipment check, medication check or anything else that requires a qualified specialist practitioner. We work closely with all the health providers involved in your care.
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