Visiting Care Uttlesford
Visiting Homecare Service
Visiting care for the elderly in Saffron Walden and across Uttlesford and south-west Cambridgeshire
Visiting Homecare Service
Our visiting care service is designed for adults over the age of 65 living in and around Saffron Walden who need regular support (but perhaps not every day) to help them maintain their independence.
Our offices in Little Chesterford, are in the heart of the area we serve and our being local enables us to provide a flexible and responsive care service which is genuinely community-based.
Our service is designed to deliver reliable and caring support to older people throughout Uttlesford who need regular help to enable them to continue living in comfort and dignity in their own home.
Live-in care Service
Our live-in care service is the simple and cost-effective alternative to residential care. It is unique among care solutions in that it offers clients individual, full-time care and support in their own home.
As well as receiving just the right level of support with personal care and housekeeping, your loved one will also enjoy kind and caring companionship all day every day.
It is this all-important combination of care and support, cooking and house-keeping and daily companionship that makes live-in care the preferred care option for an increasing number of older people who need full-time support, but are determined to stay in their own home.
Introducing Chesterford Homecare, your local care specialists
If you are thinking about care, either for yourself or a family member, then you need look no further than Chesterfield Homecare (one word), your small and friendly local live-in care provider. The fact that we are local is very much to your advantage for a number of reasons:
- We are familiar with your local area and its community, including any geographical constraints (e.g. out-of-the-way locations, lack of local shops and public transport.)
- The members of our management team live in the local area, have a wealth of experience in healthcare and are both visible and approachable.
- We have a good working relationship relationship with local hospitals and third-party healthcare professionals
- Our management team are on hand and available to pop by at short notice and deal with any issues arising.
- Our offices are located at the heart of the four counties we serve ad are easily from all directions. You are welcome to visit us at any time, if that works better for you than us coming to see you.
- Being local we are better able to respond to unforeseen events, such as your carer suddenly being taken ill.
- Because we are small and local, we are not hamstrung by multiple layers of management This makes for quicker and better decision-making and also means we can spend our time building strong and trusting relationships with our clients and their families.
- Our name is well known and well respected in the local area.
Why is local best?
Why Local is the Way to Go: At Chesterford Homecare, our local roots come with many advantages:
Locally based carer means greater reliability and shorter travel times
Because they are local, our carers arrive punctually for their calls and stay for the full time allotted. This makes our care service cost-effective as well as reliable.
Local management
The members of our management team are all based at our offices in Little Chesterford. This means that we can visit you at home regularly to monitor the care you are receiving and discuss any possible changes in your care needs.
Good relationships with associated care professionals
Because we are local, we have been able to develop excellent working relationships with other care professionals, for example, District Nurses, Physiotherapists and Occupational Therapists. This means it is never a problem for us to organise additional support for you, should you ever need it.
Where to begin?
We do our best to try and keep the process as simple as 123, because we understand how hard it can be to know what to do next, especially when you’ve realised that professional help is needed, but aren’t really sure what sort of support would be best or where to find it.
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