Aspects of Personal Care We Cover
Washing, Bathing & Showering
Maintaining personal hygiene is crucial for health and confidence. Support is tailored to each individual's mobility and preferences, promoting health and boosting confidence.
Our carers assist with
- Full baths or showers
- Hair washing or shaving
- Supporting individuals to wash at the sink
- Ensuring water temperature and bathroom safety
Dressing & Undressing
For individuals with reduced mobility or certain conditions, getting dressed can be challenging. We ensure this support is provided discreetly, maintaining the individual's comfort and control.
Our carers provide
- Assistance in choosing suitable clothing
- Support with fastenings like buttons and zips
- Ensuring clothes are weather-appropriate or suitable for appointments
Toileting & Continence Care
Sensitive assistance with toileting is essential for those experiencing continence challenges. We prioritise dignity and privacy in all aspects of care.
This services includes
- Trips to the bathroom or use of commodes
- Management of incontinence pads or catheters
- Maintaining cleanliness and skin integrity
Oral Hygiene & Grooming
Daily grooming can significantly impact one's confidence and wellbeing.
Our hygiene and grooming care includes
- Brushing teeth or cleaning dentures
- Hair brushing, trimming, or styling
- Shaving and skincare routines
These small daily rituals contribute to overall wellbeing.
Mobility Support
We provide gentle support to help individuals move safely. Promoting mobility to help maintain independence and physical health.
This can involve
- Assistance getting in and out of bed
- Help with walking frames or mobility aids
- Encouraging light physical movement
Meal Preparation & Nutrition
While not solely personal care, meal planning and assistance form part of a care plan.
This includes
- Preparing balanced meals to meet dietary needs
- Helping with eating and drinking
- Encouraging hydration and regular meals
Nutrition is fundamental for health, especially for older individuals.
Monitoring Wellbeing & Health
Our experienced carers monitor changes in health or mood, ensuring early detection of concerns.
This includes
- Observing skin for pressure sores
- Noting appetite, mood, and alertness
- Reporting any issues to family or healthcare providers
This holistic approach ensures timely support when needed.
Emotional Support & Respect
Building trust is critical in personal care. Our carers form respectful relationships, providing reassurance and ensuring that every individual feels heard and valued.
FAQs
Need advice in regards to care for you or a family member? Give us a call on 0121 661 9661
What personal care services do you offer in Birmingham?
We offer a range of services including washing, bathing, dressing, grooming, continence care, mobility support, and meal preparation.
How do you ensure dignity and privacy in personal care?
We prioritise dignity and privacy by providing discreet assistance and respecting each individual's preferences and needs.
Can you assist with meal preparation?
Yes, we provide meal planning and preparation tailored to dietary needs, ensuring clients receive balanced nutrition.
What happens if my regular carer is sick or on holiday?
We understand that continuity of care is essential for our clients. If your regular carer is sick or on holiday, we ensure that a qualified substitute carer will be assigned to maintain your care routine without disruption. Our team is well-versed in each client's specific needs and preferences, ensuring that you receive the same level of care and support during such times. We will communicate any changes in advance, so you can feel comfortable and secure knowing that you are in capable hands.
How do you monitor a client's wellbeing?
Our experienced carers monitor health and mood changes, reporting any concerns to family or healthcare providers promptly.
Are your carers trained to handle continence care?
Yes, our carers are trained to provide sensitive and respectful continence care, including the management of incontinence pads and catheters.
What if someone needs assistance with mobility?
We provide gentle support for mobility, including assistance with walking frames and encouraging light physical movement.
Are your carers trained and qualified?
Yes, at Careclusive, we ensure that all our carers are fully trained and qualified to provide the highest standard of personal care. Our team undergoes rigorous training programs that equip them with the necessary skills and knowledge to assist with various personal care tasks. Additionally, we are awaiting CQC accreditation, which further demonstrates our commitment to quality and compliance in care services. All our carers are dedicated to maintaining the dignity, respect, and wellbeing of those they support.