Choosing live-in care provided by J&Y WEBBER SERVICES is a widely preferred alternative to care homes when you or a family member finds it difficult to live independently. Our in-home caregivers reside with you in your home, enabling you to maintain all the homely comforts and continue life with dependable regularity.
J&Y WEBBER SERVICES is committed to finding the perfect fit for a variety of needs. This could be centred on dementia care, respite and recovery, managing chronic conditions, end-of-life care, or support for disabled adults of any age. Every carer at J&Y WEBBER SERVICES is devoted to delivering customized live-in care and support that is specifically designed to cater to your unique needs.
The individual requiring care can continue to dwell in their beloved surroundings, sustain connections with friends and neighbours, retain their pets, and lead their life according to their own established routine.
What type of live-in care is best for you?
Live-in care solutions should be tailored to the individual since we all are unique and need varying levels of care and support.
When partnering with J&Y WEBBER SERVICES, a myriad of options are available to you or your loved ones. We are capable of adjusting to short-term needs, providing immediate care, or designing long-term plans that evolve as your situation changes. Our primary goal is to offer you the flexibility to choose the living arrangement that best suits your needs, as we firmly believe that people are most content when they're at home.
Our live-in care services span from standard live-in care to advanced live-in care for individuals with specialist conditions and disabilities needing more comprehensive support. We also extend emergency care, nighttime assistance, as well as short-term or long-term care, plus we cater to the needs of couples.
Our standard live-in care and assistance is intended for those who primarily require extra help around the house during the day and encompasses a wide variety of client needs:
- Support with mobility and stability, such as the use of a walking stick
- Prompting and assistance during showering, bathing, shaving, and maintaining oral hygiene
- Help with dressing
- Assistance in moving to and from the toilet
- Possibly needs emptying of a commode or urinal
- Experiences forgetfulness or repetition due to short-term memory loss
- Can be left unattended for brief periods
- Requires help with cutting up food
- Might need reminders to take medication or help with prescription orders