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Respite care provides temporary relief for primary caregivers, often family members caring for loved ones. It means caregivers can carry on with their lives and responsibilities, run errands or just take a break.
Our Weymouth and Dorchester services offer flexible support, including one-off services or regular weekly visits; giving you a break from caring for your loved one and peace of mind, knowing they are in safe hands, being well looked after. Our services include:
Our respite care process begins with an initial home visit to understand each client's unique needs and routines. We then develop a personalised care plan with the client and their family, carefully matching them to a suitable caregiver to provide seamless support.
Regular updates are arranged in advance to keep families informed and reassured. Our goal is to provide peace of mind as well as the best possible care.
We welcome all enquiries. Please get in touch to discuss your needs. Call 01305 534070, or use our contact us form.
I was hesitant to accept help, but Neways at Home's caregivers have restored my independence and dignity. Thank you!
- Sarah K.
All our caregivers are vetted carefully and fully trained. We also interview potential carers looking at kindness, compassion and patience. Rest assured, when respite care is set up for your loved one, they will receive support from an experienced caregiver with all the right qualities and training to deliver the most sensitive, responsive service possible.
Promoting social connections for older people As we get older and perhaps retire or choose to not socialise as much, our social connections and community engagement often decline. This can lead to feelings of loneliness, isolation, and disconnection. However, community engagement is crucial for older people's physical and mental well-being.
Read moreFunding and planning for home care As we get older, our daily and long-term needs and our ability to meet those needs by ourselves changes. There's always the option of residential care; but the majority of people would prefer to remain at home and receive home care and home help. Funding and planning for these services can be a complex and daunting task. In this blog, we look at the options available and provide guidance on how to plan for home care.
Read moreSafe care at home: your safety and wellbeing at home As we get older, our needs and abilities change. For many elderly seniors, remaining in the comfort of their own homes is a top priority. However, ensuring safety and well-being can become a concern. That's where Neways at Home comes in - a trusted caregiving company dedicated to providing exceptional care and support.
Read moreComplex care refers to the comprehensive and coordinated care of individuals with complex medical conditions, disabilities, or injuries that require ongoing medical support and monitoring.
Read moreWe provide personalised homecare services to elderly clients who may need support to live independently in the comfort of their own home.
Read morePersonal care involves physical support with daily tasks like bathing, dressing, toileting, grooming, and mobility assistance.
Read moreHome help refers to supportive services provided in the comfort of one's own home, offering assistance with daily tasks and activities.
Read moreCompanionship care is offered to individuals to help them maintain their social skills, participate in social interaction,
Read moreDementia is the loss of cognitive functioning — thinking, remembering, and reasoning — to such an extent that it interferes with a person's daily life and activities.
Read moreHospital to home care services support individuals returning home after hospitalisation.
Read moreLive-in care is when a fully trained carer comes and lives with you in your home full-time.
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