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Daily top tip: Domiciliary care choices

Daily top tip: Domiciliary care choices

Published 15/04/2011

Please note: This article was published prior to July 2022, and some information may be outdated.

Still living at home, but finding things difficult?

Care at home is often known as domiciliary care. If you need extra help in your own home, these are just some of the options you might want to consider:

  • Ask Social Services to arrange for carers to come in once or several times a day
  • Arrange for meals to be delivered to your home
  • Ask for visits from a district nurse
  • Visit a day care centre
  • Organise live-in care
  • Discuss the possibility of a family member moving in with you (or vice versa)

Read more about your choices while you’re still living at home.

 

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3 Comments

Mo December 2, 2019 at 5:30 pm
Thanks for your response.. that’s reassuring
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Mo November 25, 2019 at 10:31 pm
Can continuing healthcare funding fund a live in carer as an alternative to a care home.
Thanks
Mo
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Care to be Different November 27, 2019 at 12:45 pm
Yes it can Mo - the setting of the care is irrelevant. Kind regards
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