Live-in Care

Discover Superior Healthcare’s high-quality live-in care, managed by a team of nurse managers, to support people living with complex health needs to live comfortably and safely at home.

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What is live-in care?

A Live-in Carer provides round-the-clock support, enabling individuals to continue living safely and happily in their own homes.

This involves healthcare assistants or support workers moving in with the client, typically on a two-week rotation, to provide 24-hour care and support with daily living.

Our live-in care services assist adults and young people who need clinical and social care support.

How can we help

We are used to working with people who have had to adjust their home and lifestyle following a life-changing incident or diagnosis, as well as supporting young people on their pathway to adulthood.

Superior Healthcare creates sustainable live-in care packages that our clients can rely on 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.

Complex care needs we support

Superior Healthcare provides live-in care for young people and adults who have multiple learning disabilities or live with ongoing and potentially unpredictable conditions, including:

Motor neurone disease

Stroke

Parkinson’s disease

Spinal muscular atrophy

Stoma care

Tracheostomy care

Long term ventilation

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How do we arrange live-in care?

When you commission Superior Healthcare to provide live-in care, we will appoint a Nurse Managr with the skills and experience to oversee your care package.

It’s important to us to handpick a team of experienced healthcare professionals who can enable our clients to get the most out of life and continue doing the things they enjoy and value.

We will work with the client, family, and any professional partners to create a care package with the client’s individual needs, wants and goals at the centre.

Along the way, our Nurse Manager and expert clinical team will identify changes in the client’s health, needs, and personal goals or lifestyle, and then evolve the care they provide to match fluctuating needs and goals.

Who we work with

Tailoring a live-in plan

Before providing your care package, we will define your support plan, goals, and outcomes to measure the performance of our nurse-led service.

Specialist training

We carefully select qualified care professionals who match our client’s personality, and we train them on client's specific care needs.

Nurse-led teams

The Nurse Manager, guides and oversees the clinical care provided by our complex care-trained healthcare assistants and support workers.

What makes us different

We offer personalised care that reflects individual needs and preferences, assisting people to maintain their preferred lifestyle. Our dedicated team of trained complex care healthcare assistants and registered nurses provides 24-hour safe, effective, and responsive care.

Industry experts

From personal experience, we recognise that having care at home can be challenging.

That’s why, at Superior Healthcare, we provide extensive support to our live-in care team, including client-specific training from our in-house clinical educators, to ensure our clients and their care teams are set up for success.

Client support

We have supported numerous clients and families in adapting their homes after a diagnosis, life-changing incident, and in accommodating greater independence in adulthood.

We collaborate with external parties to ensure clients have the right equipment for comfortable living, including hospital beds, hoists, and mobility aids.

Collaboration

We work closely with those involved in providing live-in care, including:

Families
Schools
Funding bodies
Social workers
Case managers
Solicitors
Healthcare professionals

For us, it's personal

Superior Healthcare’s approach to providing exceptional live-in care is shaped by the personal experience of our CEO, Stewart Thorp, who struggled to find a specialist care provider for his brother Alex after he was involved in a major road traffic accident at the age of 11.

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Are you an individual looking for a care package for yourself or a loved one?

If your care package is commissioned by an NHS ICB, a county council, or a Case Manager or Financial Deputy, we can talk to them about moving to us today.

Alternatively, call us at 01227 774873

Live-in care FAQs

Here are answers to common questions about our live-in care packages. To learn more about what we offer, please make a referral, and we will get in touch with you.

Superior Healthcare supports individuals and their families who are self-funding their care or using a personal health budget.

If your care package is commissioned by an NHS integrated care board, a county council, a Case Manager, or a Financial Deputy, we can discuss transferring your care to us today.

To enquire about the cost of a package, please click ‘Make a referral’ or call us at 01227 774873.

Superior Healthcare works closely with those involved in providing live-in complex care for children and young people including:

Families
Schools
Funding bodies
Social workers
Case managers
Solicitors
Healthcare professionals

We collaborate the with healthcare professionals, multidisciplinary teams, therapy providers, and community support services involved in providing the individual’s care. We work closely with specialist hospitals including Guy’s and St Thomas’ and the Royal Brompton Hospital.

The level of care provided is planned in collaboration with everyone involded and ensures an integrated approach. In our experience, these combine efforts result in a higher level of person-centred care and positive outcomes for the individual receiving care.

Superior Healthcare supports children, young people and adults who have a range of medical conditions and complex health needs, including:

People who have a tracheostomy
People who use a ventilator (BiPAP/CPAP)
People who have a gastrostomy tube
People who require seizure management
People who need support to take medications
People who require full moving and handling support
People who require support with personal care, including continence care.

All our team members undergo a comprehensive five-day, classroom-based training programme with practical workshops before they are introduced to our clients.

This training covers all aspects of the Care Certificate and includes detailed instruction on the skills required to support complex client needs, such as tracheostomy management and gastrostomy care. Individualised, client-focused training continues after the initial classroom induction.