Access 2 Care Nottingham Ltd

Established in 2008, we provide care to people in the comfort of their own home, 365 days of the year, 7 days a week. We have built an excellent reputation for delivering care that puts you at the centre. We have fully embraced the philosophy introduced by the Care Quality Commission and Social Services ‘Putting People First’ and offer a ‘Person Centred Approach’.

The key to our success is the fact that we put you at the centre of what we do, encouraging you to help us deliver your care. We work with you to draw up your own care plan and regularly review the care we provide. We will help you to liaise with other healthcare professionals, ensuring that we have a joined-up approach to delivering your care. We have a stable team of carers, many of whom have been with us for many years which means you get to see regular faces.

Our staff are friendly and approachable, in fact our clients tell us that seeing them makes their day! We know it can be unsettling to have people come into your home, but we do our upmost to make you feel at ease and soon become someone to rely on and someone you can trust. Having a fantastic team behind us makes caring for you much easier – our carers go above and beyond for you and make sure you are supported to the very best of our abilities.

Personalised Care in the Comfort of Home:
Home healthcare workers offer personalised care tailored to the unique needs of each elderly individual. By providing assistance with daily activities such as bathing, dressing, meal preparation, and medication management, these professionals enable seniors to maintain their independence and dignity. The familiarity of the home environment contributes to the emotional well-being of the elderly, as they are surrounded by their cherished possessions, memories, and the comfort of their own space. Home healthcare workers play a crucial role in ensuring that seniors can age in place, promoting a higher quality of life and overall well-being.

Companionship and Emotional Support:
Loneliness and isolation can significantly impact the mental and physical health of the elderly. Home healthcare workers not only provide essential care but also offer companionship and emotional support. Regular interactions with these caregivers can reduce feelings of loneliness and depression, enhancing the overall quality of life for seniors. Engaging in conversations, participating in activities, and offering a compassionate ear are all ways in which home healthcare workers build meaningful relationships with their elderly clients. Their presence serves as a source of comfort, reducing feelings of social isolation and improving mental well-being.

Enhanced Safety and Peace of Mind:
Safety is a paramount concern for the elderly, particularly for those with mobility issues or chronic health conditions. Home healthcare workers play a crucial role in ensuring a safe environment for seniors. They assess the home for potential hazards, implement fall prevention measures, and provide assistance with mobility and transfers. Additionally, these professionals are trained to recognise signs of health deterioration or emergencies, allowing for early intervention and prompt medical attention. Their presence provides peace of mind not only to the elderly individuals but also to their families, knowing that their loved ones are in capable and caring hands.

Medication Management and Healthcare Coordination:
As individuals age, the management of medications and healthcare appointments can become overwhelming. Home healthcare workers offer invaluable support in medication management, ensuring that seniors take the right medications at the correct times. They can also assist in scheduling and coordinating healthcare appointments, ensuring that seniors receive necessary medical care and follow-up. By bridging the gap between the elderly and the healthcare system, home healthcare workers facilitate continuity of care, resulting in better health outcomes and improved overall wellness.

Assistance with Activities of Daily Living (ADLs):
Home healthcare workers are adept at providing assistance with activities of daily living (ADLs), such as bathing, dressing, grooming, and toileting. These tasks can become challenging for the elderly due to physical limitations or health conditions. Home healthcare workers not only help seniors with these activities but also encourage independence and self-care to the extent possible. By promoting functional abilities and maintaining personal hygiene, these professionals contribute to the physical well-being and self-esteem of the elderly, fostering a sense of dignity and self-worth.

Respite and Support for Family Caregivers:
Caring for an elderly family member can be physically and emotionally demanding. Home healthcare workers offer respite and support to family caregivers, allowing them to take breaks, tend to their own needs, and maintain a healthy balance in their lives.