What is specialist care?

Specialist care is a comprehensive service designed to support people living with a specific health condition or unique care needs in their own home.

Unlike standard home care, specialist care involves highly trained carers providing assistance tailored to an individual’s health condition. This might involve complex care for a chronic condition, post-surgical support, or assisting clients living with a health condition such a dementia, Parkinson’s, stroke, Motor Neurone Disease (MND) or palliative care.

At Carefound Home Care we are experts in providing specialist care for health conditions, ranging from general personal care to more complex clinical care. Our specialist care services are available as hourly home care, live-in care or short-term respite care, and are managed by our local care management teams which are rated Outstanding by the Care Quality Commission (CQC) and are used to working in close partnership with other health professionals as part of a multi-disciplinary team.

Our reviews

Our specialist home care services

Our team of professionals are fully trained to support you with a wide range of health conditions.

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Dementia care

Our specialist approach to dementia care based on the SPECAL method has been shown to produce positive outcomes.

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Hospital to home care

We work as part of a multi-disciplinary team to help you discharge from hospital even at short notice.

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Mobility care

Our professional carers are able to provide physical and emotional support to enable you to live happily at home.

Stroke Care

Stroke care

Our bespoke stroke care service enables individuals affected by a stroke to recover in the comfort of their own home.

Palliative Care

Palliative care

Our team can provide specialist one-to-one medical and social care to clients who may be suffering from a life threatening illness.

MND Care

MND care

Our carers receive specialist training in supporting clients living with Motor Neurone Disease in association with the MND Association.

Parkinsons Care

Parkinson’s care

We are experienced in providing specialist Parkinson’s care at home with our carers trained through Parkinson’s UK.

Coronavirus (COVID-19) Home Care

Covid-19 home care

How we support clients to live safely at home reducing COVID-19 risks, including discharging from hospital or care homes.

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“The care plan works well, the service provided can’t be faulted and, happily, my wife looks forward to regular visits from her two, new, very best friends”

Husband of Mrs D, Harrogate

Why choose Carefound Home Care?

At Carefound Home Care we’ve been providing highly personalised domiciliary care services to older people for many years. Our care is focused on helping our clients enjoy a better quality of life at home, whilst improving their health and well-being outcomes.

Rated ‘Outstanding’ by the CQC

Each of our home care branches are individually registered, inspected and rated by the Care Quality Commission (CQC) and we have been consistently rated Outstanding, giving families the peace of mind that they are receiving the best care service available.

Local to you

Your care is managed by our local branch which ensures that we are able to maintain exceptional levels of support for our carers, our clients and their families. We provide this 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. We also recruit our carers from our local areas.

Continuity of care

Unlike an agency, we employ, train and support our professional carers who we match to you. We also provide minimum care visits of 1 hour, helping us to offer a higher quality, more tailored service. This enables us to give you much better continuity and consistency.

Expertly trained carers

All of our carers undergo an extensive recruitment process including interviews, reference checks and an Enhanced DBS Check. They then complete our leading training programme which goes beyond mandatory requirements and includes supporting specialist health conditions.

A fully managed service

We remove the burden of families having to manage care themselves. This includes visiting and contacting our clients and carers regularly, and constant monitoring of your care including any concerns or issues. We also invest in training, supervising, developing and supporting our carers.

Improved health outcomes

We have a proven track record of improving health outcomes including reducing falls, managing signs of deterioration and lowering the risk of hospital admissions. Our proactive approach is supported by our innovative technology and reduces reliance on hospitals and other NHS services.

Contact our local team

We try to make the process of arranging your care as easy and straightforward as possible. Contact our local team today to begin your home care journey.

Speak to our local team

Call our local team, or use the free assessment enquiry form, to talk through your options and discuss any questions you may have.

Free assessment of care needs

Your local care manager will visit you to discuss your needs and wishes, before creating your tailored care plan with you.

Match your carer

We'll match the most suitable carer to you, ensure they're introduced, and our local team will manage your care 24/7.

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Outstanding by the CQC

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Free assessment enquiry

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Specialist care FAQs

To arrange help with a specialist health condition contact our local care management team today who will be able to discuss your needs with you and help you consider what support would best suit your needs.

Specialist home care involves personalised care services provided at home by trained carers for people with specific health needs. This can include care for a range of complex care needs, health conditions or disabilities, ensuring the individual receives the necessary care and support in the comfort of their own home.

People with chronic illnesses, disabilities, or those recovering from surgery or a hospital admission can benefit from specialist home care. It is also suitable for people needing assistance with daily activities, people living with dementia or Alzheimer’s, and anyone requiring specialist complex care.

When choosing a specialist home care provider, consider their experience, that they are regulated by the Care Quality Commission (CQC), and the range of services they offer. Check for their CQC ratings and read reviews of their service. It's also important to ensure the provider's approach aligns with the client's specific needs and preferences.