DENNYSONCARE · PERSONAL CARE AT HOME
Specialised Home Care
Personal support for individual needs, with dignity, independence and familiar surroundings at its heart.
Helping you or your loved ones live independently with dignity.
Familiar surroundings.
Personal support.
DENNYSONCARE
Support
People first
INDIVIDUAL NEEDS, INDIVIDUAL PLANS
Care planned around changing needs.
Talk to us about the person’s circumstances and the support already in place, so appropriate care can be considered alongside other professionals.
Careful assessment · Clear communication
A PERSONAL APPROACH
Start with the person, then plan the support.
A diagnosis never tells the whole story. We discuss daily life, preferences, communication and the support already in place before considering a care plan.
The categories below describe areas where home-care support may be considered. The exact tasks, skills and arrangements are assessed individually, with clinical treatment and specialist decisions led by appropriate professionals.
CARE, SHAPED AROUND YOU
Support for different needs and conditions.
Acquired brain injury
Day-to-day assistance and routines planned around assessed needs, alongside rehabilitation and healthcare professionals.
Alzheimer’s & dementia
Patient support with familiar routines, personal care and reassurance. Read about dementia care.
Arthritis
Practical help with personal care, household tasks and activities that have become difficult.
Diabetes
Support with agreed daily routines, meals and medication arrangements. Clinical diabetes management remains with the healthcare team.
Hypertension
Help with everyday care and agreed wellbeing routines, alongside advice and treatment from qualified professionals.
Learning disabilities
Support with choices, daily living skills and community participation. Explore learning disabilities care.
Live-in care
Personal support and companionship from a carer living at home, with agreed working time and cover. Explore live-in care.
Motor neurone disease
Consider personal care, communication preferences and changing practical needs with the wider professional team.
MORE THAN A VISIT
The small moments matter.
A familiar face. Time to listen. Support that respects the way you like things done. Care begins with getting to know you.
CARE, SHAPED AROUND YOU
Care that can adapt with you.
Multiple sclerosis
Support with daily routines, personal care and practical tasks, taking account of changing needs and preferences.
Neurological conditions
Individual home-care support alongside clinical advice, rehabilitation and specialist services.
Night care
Discuss the type of support needed overnight and whether a sleeping-night or waking-night arrangement may be suitable.
Palliative care
Compassionate practical care and companionship alongside clinical support. Explore palliative care.
Parkinson’s
Assistance with daily activities, routines and mobility needs as set out in an individual care plan.
Physical disabilities
Support that respects autonomy, preferred routines, accessibility needs and personal goals.
Reablement
Practical encouragement with everyday activities and goals agreed with the person and relevant professionals.
Spinal injury
Daily living and personal care support considered through an individual assessment and appropriate specialist input.
Stroke
Support with daily tasks and personal care alongside the person’s rehabilitation and recovery plan.
YOUR QUESTIONS, ANSWERED
Frequently asked questions
Would you prefer to talk it through?
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Yes, we offer a range of services beyond those listed on our homepage. For more information or to enquire about specific care needs, please contact our team directly. We’re happy to discuss how we can tailor our services to meet your unique requirements.
Training and support should match each carer’s responsibilities and the person’s care plan. Ask our team about the skills and training relevant to the support you are considering. Clinical procedures require appropriately qualified and competent professionals.
We ensure the quality of care by hiring only highly trained and experienced professionals. Our carers are regularly assessed and receive continuous training to stay current with best practices. Additionally, we maintain a close relationship with clients and their families to regularly evaluate and improve the care provided.
FOR THE PEOPLE YOU LOVE
Your Family Support Guide
Support your loved ones with confidence. Make space for the conversations, practical questions and small decisions that help care feel right.
Explore care options · Plan ahead together · Prepare questions for your care team
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Speak to us about your situation and the support you are looking for. We will explain the next step.