Personal Care
Respectful help with washing, dressing, grooming, continence routines, oral care and daily comfort.
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Practical, personal and respectful support at home.
Our Care at Home services are arranged around the person, their routine, their home environment and the outcomes they want to maintain.
What we can support with
Care at Home services in Scotland, delivered with dignity.
Every package begins with a conversation about needs, preferences, risks, routines, communication and family involvement.
Medication Support
Medication prompts, assistance, recording and escalation of concerns where required.
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Meal Preparation and Nutrition
Light meal preparation, drinks, hydration prompts and encouragement around regular eating routines.
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Practical Home Support
Light household tasks linked to wellbeing, such as laundry, bedding, tidying and safer home routines.
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Companionship and Wellbeing
Conversation, reassurance, wellbeing checks and support with meaningful daily routines.
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Mobility Support
Assistance with moving safely at home, transfers, mobility aids and reducing avoidable risks.
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Community Access and Appointments
Assistance with local routines, appointments, shopping, errands and social inclusion.
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Respite and Carer Relief
Planned support that helps unpaid carers take a break while their loved one remains safe at home.
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Hospital Discharge and Reablement Support
Help to rebuild confidence and reduce avoidable risks following discharge from hospital.
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Long-Term Condition Support
Care shaped around assessed needs, routines, communication, risks and family involvement.
View service detailsHow we work
Care planned around each person.
We aim to provide Care at Home that is safe, respectful and clear. Before support begins, we discuss the person’s routines, communication preferences, family involvement, practical risks and desired outcomes.
Typical care planning considerations
- Personal routines and privacy
- Mobility, medication and nutrition needs
- Family communication and emergency contacts
- Home safety and practical risks
- Preferred visit times and support outcomes
Discuss a Care at Home package
Tell us what support is needed and we will respond with the most suitable next step.